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Mia Jensen

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Mia Jensen is an Ottawa-based multimedia journalist. She has previously worked as a reporter for The Sudbury Star, a communications assistant for the Rainbow District School Board, and a researcher for the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra. Her work has been published in The Sudbury Star, the Ottawa Citizen, Capital Current, and The Charlatan. She is currently a fourth-year undergraduate student of journalism at Carleton University.

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'Are they waiting for me to lose my life?' Drivers keep crashing into Hanmer woman's home

'Are they waiting for me to lose my life?' Drivers keep crashing into Hanmer woman's home

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YES has come a long way

YES has come a long way

A decade in, upstart theatre co. continues to push envelope.

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Sudbury Accent: 'That moment is burned into my memory'

Sudbury Accent: 'That moment is burned into my memory'

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Sudbury doctor, Health Canada at odds over stem cell treatments

Sudbury doctor, Health Canada at odds over stem cell treatments

‘Stem cells are safe. We’ve done over 150 treatments and we’ve never had an adverse event’

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Sudbury's hospital facing bed and staff cuts, union says

Sudbury's hospital facing bed and staff cuts, union says

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A woman's view of Inco

A woman's view of Inco

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Abacus Data expands into Western Canada with acquisition of Probe Research

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By Mia Jensen Verified
| Ottawa Business Journal
Abacus Data, a public opinion and market research firm headquartered in Ottawa, is expanding with the acquisition of Manitoba-based Probe Research. In a press release Thursday, Abacus said it will add Probe Research’s full team and client base to its operations, allowing Winnipeg to serve as Abacus’s base in the Prairies as it grows its presence across Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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AMO conference brings $7M into Ottawa, capping off busy summer season

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By Mia Jensen Verified
| Ottawa Business Journal
Fifteen years after its initial opening, Rogers Centre Ottawa has hit its stride, according to its president and CEO, capping off a successful summer with a record-setting conference. Already a Subscriber? Log in Get Instant Access to This Article Become an Ottawa Business Journal Insider and get immediate access to all of our Insider-only content and much more.
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Barney Bangs, founder of defence supplier Tulmar Safety Systems, dies at age 69

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By Mia Jensen Verified
| Ottawa Business Journal
Barney Bangs, founder and former CEO of Hawkesbury-based Tulmar Safety Systems, has passed away. Bangs, who was 69 years old, died suddenly on Aug. 11, according to his obituary. In a post on LinkedIn, current Tulmar president and CEO Patrick Tallon said it was “a very difficult loss” for the company. “Many people at Tulmar worked alongside Barney for years and knew him as both a colleague and a friend,” he wrote. “His legacy is about much more than a business.
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