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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
WolfPack women’s volleyball drop three-set exhibition decision to MacEwan
KAMLOOPS – The Thompson Rivers University WolfPack women’s volleyball team had a tough Saturday at…
WolfPack women’s volleyball end round with loss to Alberta
KAMLOOPS – The Thompson Rivers University WolfPack women’s volleyball team finished the round robin portion…
WolfPack blank Trinity Western in men’s soccer
KAMLOOPS – Make it three in a row. The Thompson Rivers University WolfPack men’s soccer…
‘I’m ready to come home,’ Canadian on death row hangs hopes on Liberal government
DEER LODGE, Mont. – A Canadian on death row in Montana has been living on…
Investigators say no distress call made in fatal Cessna crash
KELOWNA – The Cessna Citation crash that claimed the life of four people including former…
Federal government reduces size of proposed emergency fund for pipeline spills
CALGARY – The federal government is reducing the size of a proposed emergency fund pipeline…
Bear with him: Man grabs attention for hugging big bears
OTISVILLE, N.Y. – Bear hugs are nothing. Jim Kowalczik hugs bears. Kowalczik lies on the…
TRENDING NOW: Dad gives son permission to sleep
This clip posted by America's Funniest Home Videos shows a sleepy child bundled up in…
Recalls this week: Fiery phones, bikes, barstools, stollers
Samsung expanded its recall of its hazardous Galaxy Note7 phones after it received additional reports…
Montreal rally calls on province to increase minimum wage to $15 an hour
MONTREAL – Even working 40 hours a week, Sara Vassigh says she sometimes has trouble…
Sunken tug off B.C. coast remains stable as cleanup continues, report says
VANCOUVER – The clean up of a diesel spill on waters off the coast of…
Retired RCMP officer identified as pilot in crash that killed former premier
KELOWNA, B.C. – The pilot in a fatal plane crash that killed former Alberta premier…
BC Hydro prepares for more power outages with third storm hitting south coast
VANCOUVER – The third in a series of storms fuelled by the remnants of typhoon…
Ex-Alberta premier Dave Hancock says Jim Prentice stepped up when PCs were down
EDMONTON – Former Alberta premier Dave Hancock says he remembers the Jim Prentice who didn't…
Global deal reached to limit powerful greenhouse gases
KIGALI, Rwanda – Nearly 200 nations have reached a deal, announced Saturday morning after all-night…
Ken Bone learns the hard way what it’s like to be famous
Ken Bone is learning the hard way what it's like to be famous. The 34-year-old…
Trade, Tories and Trump: three ways politics touched Canadians this week
Ottawa was sleepy and mostly congenial all week long — at least until Friday —…
RECAP: Heat downed by Alberta striker’s four goal outing
EDMONTON – The visiting UBC Okanagan Heat were victimized by Sydney Daines, the Alberta striker…
WolfPack Men’s Basketball opens pre season with OT setback
KAMLOOPS – The preseason is a time to evaluate your players and your systems. That’s…
WolfPack Women’s Volleyball take Western Mustangs in 5
KAMLOOPS – The Thompson Rivers University WolfPack are in the win column at the West…
Winnipeg is in a costly battle against erosion and riverbank failure
WINNIPEG – Brian Evans has a front-row seat to the slow but steady, and seemingly…
UPDATE: Power restored in Vernon after early morning outage
VERNON – Hundreds of people in Vernon were without power this morning. According to B.C.…
U.S., Canada ban Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones from airliners
WASHINGTON – Passengers and flight crews will be banned from bringing Samsung Galaxy Note 7…
Bella Bella fuel spill prompts B.C. premier to blast federal government
VANCOUVER – British Columbia Premier Christy Clark says a diesel spill in the waters off…