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Publication Date: May 22, 2025 - 18:00
Hour 1 of Ottawa Now for Thurs. May 22nd, 2025
May 22, 2025

Imagine the next generation of Canadian kids learning how to read books and tackle math equations without the help of a human teacher. According to Luis von Ahn, the Head of Duolingo, Artificial Intelligence is eventually capable of replacing teachers in the modern-day classroom. However, he says schools will still exist because parents will still need childcare. Matthew Guzdial is an Assistant Professor of Computing Science at the University of Alberta. He vehemently disagrees with von Ahn’s hot takes, and he outlines his detailed reasoning in Hour 1. Switching gears to city news, enhanced security measures at Ottawa City Hall will be installed by the end of this month. In a memo that was sent out last Friday, visitors will be required to enter City Hall using the entrances at Laurier Avenue West and Lisgar Street. Visitors will have to go through a metal detector before entering the building, and every single bag will be screened. As expected, some advocates are not fully on board with City Hall’s new security protocols. Tom Ledgley, a Coordinator with Horizon Ottawa, explains what’s grinding his gears.
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Premier Doug Ford unveiled plans on Tuesday for a five-storey, $400-million parking garage on prime Toronto waterfront land at Ontario Place, attracting new criticism for his controversial redevelopment of the provincial site.The government also released new designs for fountains, elaborate playgrounds and public gathering places as part of a promised additional 50 acres of park and public amenities at Ontario Place, where its previously announced marquee plans include a massive spa-and-waterpark complex and the relocated Ontario Science Centre.
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