Raymond Hubscher hoped to be back in the Lower Mainland by now and into his fourth year as a biomedical engineering student at UBC.
However, when the university's winter session (Sept. 3 to Dec. 6) got underway, the Salmon Arm man was still in town, living with family in Canoe while working at RJ Haney Heritage Village and Museum, and feeling frustrated his post-secondary education had to be put on hold due to his inability to secure on-campus housing.
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