News of the day: Government 'dependent' on U.S. Companies to meet public service AI needs; Restaurant famed for its banoffee pie is closing; New express routes, tweaked schedules and more O-Train trips this fall

It’s Friday, August 14. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom

A recent study out of the University of Toronto explores how the government is using artificial intelligence across the federal public service.

Researchers put together a list of 12 endowments totalling $2.2 million at the university linked to individuals involved with the Nazis.

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OC Transpo boss says there will be “more accurate and reliable schedules.”

Chef Arup Jana opened Brassica months before the COVID-19 pandemic began. Its final dinner service will be Aug. 22.

OC Transpo boss Rick Leary says the damage is worse than first thought.

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