The municipal strike in Squamish has entered its tenth day, with no agreement in sight between the District and CUPE Local 2269. The ongoing job action has led to the postponement of several community events and disruptions to public services.

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With no agreement in sight, the strike by CUPE 2269 has now stretched into its ninth day, affecting everything from parking enforcement to recreation program registration.

With no agreement in sight, the strike by CUPE 2269 has now stretched into its ninth day, affecting everything from parking enforcement to recreation program registration.

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The strike is in its sixth week.

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