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Kim Anderson
Originally from a northern B.C. town that boasts a giant fly fishing rod and a population of 3,100, Kim moved to Kamloops in 2011 to attend Thompson Rivers University. Kim is as comfortable behind a camera as she is writing on her laptop. After graduating with a degree in journalism, Kim has been busy with an independent freelance writing project and photography work. Contact Kim at kanderson@infonews.ca with news tips or story ideas.
Kim's Stories
Black lawyer denied entry to law society building claims racial profiling
TORONTO – A prominent black lawyer who says he felt humiliated when a security guard…
TRENDING NOW: This cat is the best pedestrian
This cat knows the rules of the road better than some humans. Watch how it…
In festival-hit ‘Moonlight,’ growing up black and gay
TORONTO – The shimmering glow of Barry Jenkins' "Moonlight," a poetic coming-of-age tale told across…
Kraft Heinz recalls strained prunes due to possible presence of rubber
OTTAWA – Kraft Heinz Canada is recalling Heinz brand strained prunes due to the possible…
Accused teen ‘doctor’ arrested on new charges in Virginia
STAFFORD, Va. – A Florida teenager accused of pretending to be a doctor and stealing…
‘A lot of excitement:’ Canadian schools increasingly embrace outdoor classrooms
A new classroom at Hazelwood Elementary School in St. John's, N.L., has no walls, windows…
U.K.-Canada WestJet plane declares emergency, lands in Iceland
LONDON – WestJet says a flight from London to Edmonton diverted to Iceland on Saturday…
4.1 magnitude earthquake shakes the Okanagan
OKANAGAN – There are no reports of damage from an earthquake that was felt this…
Rivard wins Canada’s first Paralympic gold followed by Lakatos’s gold
RIO DE JANEIRO – Swimmer Aurelie Rivard won Canada's first gold medal at the Paralympic…
Skills education for invasive species management workers in Kamloops, Vernon
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – The province is ramping up efforts in its fight against invasive species. Five…
Jeremiah Johnson runs for three touchdowns, Lions down Alouettes 38-27
VANCOUVER – Jeremiah Johnson seemed determined to put an end to the B.C. Lions tailback…
Marijuana producers getting high on expansion in anticipation of rising demand
TORONTO – Canadian cannabis producers say they are ramping up their operations to keep up…
Air travellers on Samsung phone honour system after fires
If you travel with a Samsung Note 7, you're likely on the honour system when…
TRENDING NOW: Shelter animals get new beds
There's nothing like crawling into a cozy bed. Watch how delighted these shelter animals are…
This makes three, car crashes into Kamloops Tim Hortons
KAMLOOPS – Yet another vehicle crashed into a local business this afternoon. There are no…
Help keep B.C. wildlife free of bovine tuberculosis
LUMBY – The Province is calling on hunters in the Cherryville-Lumby area to help monitor bovine…
Contractors seeing big bills at landfills
PENTICTON – Contractors are seeing big bills at local landfills due to rocks and debris…
Closure on Enterprise Way for Sept. 11 memorial event
KELOWNA – A small portion of Enterprise Way between Dilworth Drive and Leckie Road, in…
Updates to outdoor patio liquor service regulations
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – The province today announced changes that will allow businesses with only outdoor patio seating…
WFN Councillor named new-vice chair of Okanagan College board of Governors
KELOWNA – Chris Derickson, a councillor from the Westbank First Nation, is the new-vice chair…
First advance poll numbers in city hall referendum
KELOWNA – The first day of advance voting in West Kelowna’s city hall referendum on…
Tim Hortons is making smiles for YMCA kids
KELOWNA – Helping a child in need is as easy as giving a smile. Running…
Additional residential care beds approved for Interior Health
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Interior Health’s Board of Directors has approved a significant investment in seniors’ care…
TRENDING NOW: Ellen and Britney Spears do whatever they want
It's unlikely that two big celebrities like Britney and Ellen can go anywhere unnoticed. Watch…