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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
Bast OT hero in his return to Vee’s line-up
PENTICTON, BC- Gabe Bast could not have scripted his return to the Penticton Vees line-up…
Feeling the financial squeeze of Valentine’s Day?
KELOWNA – Thanks to an age-old economic principle, being in love at this time of…
Summerland police on the hunt for stolen furnace
SUMMERLAND – Police are warning the public to be wary of anyone trying to sell…
Avalanche warning issued for southeastern B.C. heading into long weekend
REVELSTOKE – Anyone planning to rip through snowy terrain in the backcountry over the holiday…
OC’s Abbey Jones wins BC Social Innovation Youth Award
KELOWNA – An Okanagan College business student is among 12 youth in the province who…
Digital photography could be a key factor in rural health care
KELOWNA – Photographs may lead to better treatment and care for patients in rural communities,…
Bollywood Bang returns to support NONA Child Development Centre
VERNON – Bollywood Bang first came to life in the Okanagan in 2013. Since its…
Ballet Jörgen’s Swan Lake coming to Vernon
VERNON – For the third show in our 2016/2017 Dance Series, the Vernon and District…
Healthy living fair coming to Penticton
PENTICTON – The directors of the Okanagan Similkameen Healthy Living Fair Society will be hosting…
Barely-educated humans impact bear behaviour
KELOWNA – The American black bear can rest easier thanks to conservation research conducted at…
2017 Keystone Award Winners Named at Gala
KAMLOOPS – Last night, CHBA Central Interior announced 24 winning entries in the 12th Annual…
Sun Peaks Celebrates Outdoor Recreation with Opening of NHL-sized Rink
SUN PEAKS – Sun Peaks celebrates the municipality’s official opening of the outdoor NHL-sized skating…
What’s happening at the Penticton Art Gallery?
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS CONTINUE THROUGH MARCH 12TH, 2017 Sheldon Louis: K'ewa'p – Become Quiet. RE:CLAIMING THE…
Affordable housing at meadowlark place
OSOYOOS – The Near-Market Affordable Housing (NMAH) Program will operate in designated areas of the…
Canada’s 150 tile mosaic unveiling
PENTICTON – An incredible tile mosaic 8 feet wide by 8 feet high made up…
Stay in the loop about the latest roundabout
KELOWNA – It’s happening downtown and continued investment in infrastructure projects will soon be underway…
Jess4Kids features new carnival event
VERNON, BC—When JESS4KIDS was established in 2012, just months after the sudden death of its…
139 skiers and snowboarders attend Masters’ Week at Big White
KELOWNA – Big White Ski Resort is currently buzzing with men and women aged 50+…
TRENDING NOW: Training a police puppy
We don't often get to see how police dogs are trained. Here's a clip of…
TRENDING NOW: Dynamic brother and sister dancing duo
AJ and Alyda bust out their best dance moves on the Ellen show. As usual,…
TRENDING NOW: Bird photobombs traffic camera
This bird had an endless source of entertainment when it discovered a traffic camera. Two…
Music festivals at Creekside Theatre entertain sold out crowds
LAKE COUNTRY – Folk Festival in March catapults forward after successful Blues Festival The sold…
Okanagan Fencing Coaches take on Canada Cup
OKANAGAN – It was the first Canada Cup of the 2017 year and athletes came…
UBC professors conduct research in local community school
KELOWNA – UBC researchers are collaborating with educators to re-imagine the future of education at…