Our justice system works in strange ways. Someone committed second degree murder, got caught, but 4 months after being arrested and charged, was granted bail. Brandon Donovan killed his mother on March 13th, 2023, but wasn’t convicted until September 13th, 2024.
Regular bus users in Kamloops might be accustomed to its mishaps. From the amount of garbage, broken glass, and cigarette butts, to the lateness/cancellations, and the unsafe feelings you get while on the buses. For this Keeping It Weird Kamloops story, I had the pleasure of interviewing a highschool student, Abaigail Nesbitt, and got her take and experiences of the public transportation system. Listen to what she has to say below in our podcast!
In a blink of an eye, the infamous Lorax attraction has disappeared off the TRU campus. With his undiscovered remains, only one question lingers…
Hello! Here’s a bit about me. My name is Rhiannon Nesbitt. I am a second year student at Thompson Rivers University, in their Bachelor of Arts program. I am majoring in Psychology, working towards a career as a Child Psychologist. I work 3 different jobs while going to school. I am a cashier, a front desk clerk, and a cleaner. In my spare time I love to play soccer and basketball, and I also love reading novels. My family consists of my mom, my dad, my two siblings, my cousin, two dogs and one cat.
