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ABC backtracks on the city's integrity commissioner, while ending City Hall lighting for (foreign) national holidays. Burnaby signs a gag order with TransMountain. Police in the region are over budget and saying some wildly bigoted things. A quirky by-election in Harrison Hot Springs. The Park Board's existential plea, legal battles over tree removal in Stanley Park, and the return of the ghost train serve as the lighter notes.Timestamps and Links01:20 Integrity Commissioner Controversy'Pause the pause': ABC Vancouver reversing course on integrity commissioner freeze04:46 City Hall Lighting Policy ChangesVancouver council limits groups from lighting up city hall, Burrard Bridge09:39 Public Opinion on Mayor and CouncilMajority of Vancouverites feel Mayor and city council are out of touch: CityNews poll 12:22 VPD Budget Overrun and RCMP AccountabilityVancouver Police department overspending by millions: report'Atrocious' comments by RCMP officers alleged in internal probe | CBC News17:07 Victoria Citizens Assembly on AmalgamationVictoria-Saanich amalgamation report begins after years of delay 20:29 Burnaby's Gag Order with Trans MountainBurnaby barred from ‘negative public communications’ about Trans Mountain under $20M deal - BC | Globalnews.ca22:57 Vancouver Park Board's Fight for ExistenceVancouver Park Board votes to remain an elected body26:01 Stanley Park Tree Removal Lawsuit and SCC Rejects Vancouver's SRO Vacancy Control AppealB.C. court rejects attempt to stop tree removal in Stanley Park | CBC NewsSupreme Court of Canada - SCC Case Information - Summary - 41198B.C. law change will let City of Vancouver enact SRO vacancy control | CBC News30:47 Harrison Hot Springs By-ElectionHarrison Hot Springs elects new mayor, councillor in byelection | CBC News33:25 Stanley Park Ghost Train ReturnsStanley Park Ghost Train to ride again in October34:48 Vancouveratta: BC's First General Election1871 BC Election MapElectoral History of B.C. | Elections BC