On Sunday evening, Cameron Granger was driving on Schubert Drive in Kamloops, British Columbia, when he saw frantic bystanders signaling for help. He and two others jumped into the North Thompson River after a car had plunged into the fast-moving water. Granger recalled his instinct to help, stating, "I was just doing what I would want somebody else to do for me." He and another bystander managed to rescue a 21-year-old woman from the vehicle, but a 24-year-old woman remains missing and is presumed drowned. The search for the car has been temporarily suspended due to poor visibility and high river levels, which are swollen from spring snowmelt. Diana Gerlof from Kamloops Search and Rescue indicated that conditions are unsafe for rescue crews. Natasha Winston, a local resident, described her husband, Pierre Beaulieu, as a hero for his efforts to assist in the rescue, emphasizing the traumatic experience for everyone involved. A memorial has been set up near the site to honor those affected by the incident.