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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
Looking for a forever home; South Okanagan SPCA pet of the week
PENTICTON – Kitty has been at the SPCA since March 21, 2016 after his owner…
Two-metre shark spotted in Nova Scotia the latest in series of sightings
LUNENBURG, N.S. – A shark estimated to be more than two metres in size has…
How Amish see Donald Trump, the otherworldly candidate they’ve never heard speak
INTERCOURSE, Pa. – On the outskirts of a town called Intercourse, an entire community of…
Trans-Canada treks struggle to be noticed in the post-Terry Fox era
Canadians are running, biking and even pushing shopping carts across the country for various compelling…
TRENDING NOW: Whale watchers get an incredible show
This family in Quebec got a priceless souvenir on their whale watching trip.
Saskatchewan deputy premier quits cabinet after impaired driving charge
REGINA – Saskatchewan deputy premier Don McMorris has resigned from cabinet after he says he…
Kamloops Search and Rescue send reinforcements to help search for missing Enderby woman
NORTH OKANAGAN – Search and Rescue teams are ramping up their efforts to find a…
TRENDING NOW: Baby goats jump for joy in their pyjamas
Siblings Winifred and Monty are three-week-old Nigerian Dwarf goats and they detest the rain. Their…
Western Canada Theatre hires new ‘visionary’ artistic director
KAMLOOPS – The Western Canada Theatre company in Kamloops has a new artistic director. The…
Multiple vehicle crash on Coquihalla highway
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – A multi-vehicle crash east of Hope on the Coquihalla Highway this afternoon has…
Kelowna man charged with sexually assaulting nine victims; police believe there could be more
KELOWNA – Police need help from the public to find potential sexual assault victims after…
Maintenance means temporary closures for the Canada Games Aquatic Centre
KAMLOOPS – The Canada Games Aquatic Centre is closed for scheduled maintenance until Aug. 14.…
Vehicles stolen from Cache Creek reportedly seen in Central and Northeastern B.C.
CACHE CREEK – While a traveller from Oregon rested in a Cache Creek hotel, thieves…
Free guided tours at the Kamloops Art Gallery
KAMLOOPS – Join us on the first Saturday of the month for a free guided…
Mens fundraising group set to reach $100,000 in donated funds
KELOWNA – The success of the 100 Men Who Give a Damn!, a group of…
Local non-profits receive grants to help celebrate Canada’s 150 anniversary
KELOWNA – From 150 years of local Canadian art, to 150 stories celebrating local diversity,…
TRENDING NOW: Fox cub tries to move into family home
Foxes can be elusive animals and they aren't often seen in the wild. This couple…
Vibrant Vine Winery set to host Phantom of the Villa performance
KELOWNA – The Vibrant Vine Estates Winery is preparing to welcome guests to their annual…
Kelowna Falcons donate more than $7,000 to the YMCA
KELOWNA – On July 22, the baseball stands were filled with fans and families who…
Multiple road closures for the Okanagan Dream Rally
KELOWNA – The August Family Foundation’s inaugural Okanagan Dream Rally will roll through downtown Kelowna…
Doyle at Centre for Innovation five-day closure to cause closures and delays
KELOWNA – Beginning at 7 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 8 and lasting until Friday, Aug.…
Do you need a building permit?
KELOWNA – The City of West Kelowna’s Building Department is reminding residents and contractors that…
Okanagan’s Mexican seasonal agricultural workers featured in new exhibit
KELOWNA – With a bounty of fresh fruit being offered at local markets and stands…
Westbank Country Opry with Beamer Wiggly and Gracelynn Sali to play Music in the Park
KELOWNA – This Friday’s first Music in the Park will feature the Westbank Opry with…