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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; Vernon SPCA pet of the week
VERNON – Scully was brought in to the SPCA by dog control. She's approximately one…
Looking for a forever home; Kamloops SPCA pet of the week
KAMLOOPS – Bella was brought to the Oriole Road Animal Hospital after being struck by…
Looking for a forever home; Kelowna SPCA pet of the week
KELOWNA – Pearl loves to cuddle and will greet you with the cutest, squeakiest meow.…
Looking for a forever home; Penticton SPCA pet of the week
PENTICTON – Mr. Right came to the shelter as an intact stray. He is now…
‘It feels very personal:’ House concerts becoming more popular in Canada
HALIFAX – Carolyn Kelly cradles a glass of wine in one hand and pats her…
UPDATE: Sahali housing complex catches fire
KAMLOOPS – Kamloops Fire Rescue responded to a blaze today at a duplex in Spencer…
U.S. trade ambassador to meet with Canadian lumber execs before softwood deadline
MONTREAL – Canadian softwood lumber executives will meet this week with America's trade ambassador as…
First Nations use royal visit as platform to talk reconciliation, environment
VANCOUVER – As the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge toured British Columbia and the Yukon…
Japanese thwart Canadian parents’ struggle to access abducted children
TORONTO – A Canadian father is hoping a mountain hike will help ease his distress…
Quebec group pushes Ottawa to recognize former slave burial site
MONTREAL – A Quebec cemetery where black slaves are believed to be buried should be…
Gas, smoke and health: three ways federal politics touched us this week
OTTAWA – The baby-blue balloons and parading youth that floated around Parliament Hill this week…
TRENDING NOW: Seth Meyers talks politics
Seth Meyers offers his take on what's going on in American politics. Meyers talks Trump,…
Mother sues airline for flying 5-year-old son to wrong city
NEW YORK – A New York City woman is suing JetBlue Airways for mixing up…
Murder suspect extradited from Trinidad and Tobago to face charges in Montreal
Montreal police say a man arrested last year in connection with a string of violent…
‘Grave sin:’ Bishops issue guidelines to refuse funerals in assisted deaths
EDMONTON – Guidelines from the Catholic Bishops of Alberta and the Northwest Territories say priests…
Local artists invited to show work at the Kelowna Art Gallery
KELOWNA – The Kelowna Art Gallery is looking for works by local artists to include…
Showing of Clayoquot Sound of Freedom at TRU
KAMLOOPS – Dan Lewis and Bonny Glambeck of Clayoquot Action, a Tofino–based conservation group, will…
Legacy Gardens open at Kelowna Memorial Park Cemetery
KELOWNA – The Kelowna Memorial Park Cemetery is a serene sanctuary to visit loved ones,…
October is abuzz with bee events
KELOWNA – Participants can help designer Evan Hutchinson build a home for pollinators. Many solitary…
Kelowna’s open burning season begins October 1
KELOWNA – Residents that have properties greater than 1 hectare (2.47 acres) can apply for…
Run for the Cure parking restrictions
KELOWNA – The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation’s annual Run for the Cure will take place…
Supernatural comedy sparkles with Kamloops talent
KAMLOOPS – Up next at Western Canada Theatre is Noël Coward’s Blithe Spirit, playing October…
Power of Being a Girl conference seeking volunteers
KAMLOOPS – Now in it’s eleventh year, the Kamloops YMCA-YWCA is pleased to present the…
The U.S. Presidential Election and what it means for us
PENTICTON – With the first U.S. presidential debate now in the rear-view mirror, many Canadians…