Doug Race said his decision wasn't an automatic one, noting that being a current councillor is no cakewalk and often involves making difficult decisions.Race said he wants to make sure the district builds upon the progress made the 2008-'11 term. Council has accomplished a lot with some actions that are readily apparent and others that are not so public he said."This is my community," the retired lawyer said. "I want to see it flourish."Race, who has been a Squamish resident since 1986, said he wants to continue improving relationships between the Squamish Nation and the district. Like Heintzman, Race said he also wants to see plans for the Squamish Oceanfront Development Corp.'s land move ahead, a topic that was prominent in his 2008 platform."The [Oceanfront project] has been one of my passions for quite a long time," Doug said.Doug Race Information:Website: www.dougrace.comTwitter: @DougRace1Facebook: "Doug Race for Council"
