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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
Central Okanagan burning fire hazard wood debris today
KELOWNA – The Regional District of Central Okanagan advises a controlled burn is underway today…
Rockets burn Oil Kings 10-1
KELOWNA – The Kelowna Rockets defeated the Edmonton Oil Kings 10-1 on Wednesday night in…
RDOS hires public works manager
PENTICTON – Janine Dougall to commence employment as the new Public Works Manager for the…
Red Dot Players bring Sense and Sensibility to Okanagan College
Jane Austen is coming to Okanagan College in March, via the College’s very own theatre…
Lake Country hosts second annual Children’s Festival February 25
Lake Country, BC – The second annual Lake Country Indoor Children’s Festival presented by TD…
Kamloops Community Band hosts concert
KAMLOOPS – The Kamloops Community Band is proud to present The Richard Dickens Memorial Scholarship…
39 Avenue road update
VERNON – Traffic on 39 Avenue will be reduced to single-lane traffic from 27 to…
Highway 12 open to single lane traffic
LYTTON – Highway 12 between Hope and Lillooet has reopened to single lane alternating traffic…
The thrifty fashionista spring collection
KELOWNA – The Salvation Army Thrift Stores are hosting a fashion show—The Thrifty Fashionista. The…
TRENDING NOW: Miniature horse chase
Sometimes the best videos on the internet make absolutely no sense. So enjoy this video…
TRENDING NOW: Pug scratches another dog’s back
Teamwork is a wonderful thing. These two dogs know the deal.
KAMLOOPS AIR QUALITY: What living close to big industry means for citizens
KAMLOOPS – The unmistakable smell of the pulp mill processing plant is often right on…
B.C. set to table pre-election pay-back budget with surplus cash: government
VICTORIA – British Columbia's finance minister says five consecutive surplus budgets and a nation-leading economy…
No cause of death yet for aquarium belugas, but facility to expand its exhibit
Vancouver aquarium officials say they still don't know what killed two beluga whales last year,…
Petition pushes back against move to exclude police from Vancouver Pride Parade
VANCOUVER – A campaign to exclude police from Vancouver's Pride Parade is experiencing pushback from…
TRENDING NOW: Egg inside an egg
This bizarre video shows a very large egg being cracked and there is a second…
Kamloops cop to the rescue when powered wheelchair breaks down
KAMLOOPS – Last Friday RCMP rushed out to a scene, but not for what you'd…
Vernon cops investigating two break and enters
VERNON – Thieves broke into a home and a business almost two weeks ago and…
Talk to babies and let them babble back to bridge word gap
WASHINGTON – Even infants can have conversations with mom or dad. Their turn just tends…
No longer bombing, Canadian planes identifying ISIL targets in Syria
PERSIAN GULF — Canadian military aircraft are once again over the skies of Syria, helping…
TRENDING NOW: Never play dodgeball with a softball player
Dodgeball is a classic sport that can bring out the competitive spirit in anyone. Check…
Longtime activist Barlow discusses finding common ground with Trump on trade
OTTAWA – Veteran human-rights crusader Maude Barlow loathes all that Donald Trump stands for, except…
Trudeau sets date for first of five byelections this year
OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has set the date for a byelection in an…
Two Tory MPs call on Ottawa to stop illegal Canada-US border crossings
MONTREAL – Two Conservative MPs are calling on the federal government to act to stop…