Mia Jensen

Mia Jensen is a reporter with the Ottawa Business Journal. A graduate of Carleton University's School of Journalism, Mia previously worked as a Local Journalism Initiative reporter for the Sudbury Star covering health, mining, business and the arts. Outside of journalism, she has worked in communications with the Rainbow District School Board, and as a researcher for the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra.
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Ottawa businesses feeling upbeat about next year, but that could change quickly, chamber says

Toy stories: How two local toy stores are staying afloat during tough times for the industry

As the toy industry struggles with post-pandemic challenges, local toy retailers are having their own ups and downs this holiday season. 

Reduced retail space in Little Italy development throws potential grocery store into question

Retail space in a proposed Little Italy development has been significantly reduced, but the developer said he’s hopeful groceries will still be a major piece. 

Surprising surge in applications for Invest Ottawa’s startup bootcamp has officials scrambling

Layoffs in the tech sector and a growing interest in applied AI are just a couple of the reasons behind a recent surge in applicants at a local tech startup bootcamp, officials say.

‘Restaurants are fun’: John Borsten reflects on almost 40 years in the business

For restaurant owner John Borsten, dealing with post-pandemic challenges means taking things one day at a time.

At The Grand Pizzeria, a love of the ByWard Market keeps David Mangano inspired

It’s been a good year for The Grand Pizzeria but, more than anything, owner David Mangano is excited to see what the year ahead holds for the ByWard Market as upcoming initiatives aim to breathe new life into the area.

‘Ottawa not bold enough’: Andrew Reeves reflects on Ottawa architecture after Europe trip

If there’s one thing architect Andrew Reeves learned on a recent trip to Europe, it’s that the best cities are built with intention. 

As Ottawa trails other cities in spending growth, holiday sales could be affected: economist

With interest rates and other costs remaining high, consumers are in a sour mood and Ottawa residents are no exception. 

Malls are buzzing this holiday season, and Rideau Centre and St. Laurent are seeing the difference

Canadian shoppers are headed to the mall this holiday season and at least two major Ottawa shopping centres are seeing an uptick in traffic and sales. 

Smaller Ottawa retailers try not to get lost in big-box deals in lead-up to holiday season

With Canadian shoppers hungry for deals this holiday season, smaller retailers in Ottawa are hoping for a renewed interest in shopping locally to help them compete. 
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