There's a tentative deal on the table between the District of Squamish and its workers represented by CUPE 2269, but the picket lines won't go down yet.

Local 2269, which represents about 250 district workers, announced the deal Tuesday, but the details won't be released until the agreement is presented to members for ratification, according to a CUPE news release.

Celeste Bickford, president of CUPE 2269, said the lockout has been a "difficult chapter" for the district and its workers.

Squamish, B.C., launching lockout of unionized workers amid labour dispute

“Reaching a tentative agreement is the necessary first step towards rebuilding our workplace culture and improving staff morale, to ensure we can better deliver the vital services residents, business and visitors count on," Bickf

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