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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
TRENDING NOW: Hurricane live news bloopers
Where there's a live news broadcast, there's a chance to get caught on camera. This…
TRENDING NOW: Insurance ad aimed at Pokemon Go players
Pokemon Go is a hit with kids and adults alike. Hopefully the adults are mature…
Trudeau says protectionist views in U.S., Europe unlikely to creep into Canada
HANGZHOU, China – Justin Trudeau spent days urging world leaders to fight back against rising…
TRENDING NOW: Close encounter with a shark
Watch this father and son stay remarkably calm as a shark circles their boat. This…
Veterans Affairs data gives detailed picture of veterans using medical marijuana
OTTAWA – When he opened a medical marijuana shop in Kingston earlier this year, Trevor…
Scores of Canadians excluded from assisted dying law eager to join legal challenge
OTTAWA – Scores of suffering Canadians who've been excluded from the federal government's restrictive eligibility…
Volunteer opportunities this week in Kamloops
Weekly Volunteer Highlights for Sept. 2 to Sept. 9, 2016 Special Events: Concert Volunteers Chamber…
Lumby arena honours late coach Peter Catt
LUMBY – Residents of Lumby are excited as the NHL's top ice maker was is…
Late goal sends Heat to first loss
OKANAGAN – It was a late goal by hometown midfielder Trinity Western’s Mitchell Urzinger that…
Vees send two players to the Surrey Eagles
PENTICTON – The Penticton Vees Jr. ‘A’ Hockey Club announced Saturday they’ve traded defenceman Cory…
Crosby paired with Marchand, Bergeron; Stamkos with Tavares, Getzlaf on first day of camp
OTTAWA – Sidney Crosby centred Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron as Canada offered a first…
Pilot dead following plane crash in downtown Powell River, B.C.
POWELL RIVER, B.C. – The pilot of a small plane is dead after the aircraft…
Sunshine Coast a year-round outdoor haven with plenty of ‘Beachcombers’ nods
GIBSONS, B.C. – Howe Sound is glass-still on the voyage from Gibsons Landing to Keats…
September in the Okanagan starts off with chilly temperatures and rain
OKANAGAN – Environment Canada is calling for showers and cooler temperatures this week in the…
September starts off with chilly temperatures and rain in Kamloops
KAMLOOPS – Environment Canada predicts showers and cooler than average temperatures this week. Plan for…
Eastern gorilla gets added to critically endangered list
HONOLULU – The world's largest living primate has been listed as critically endangered, making four…
TRENDING NOW: Looney Tunes flight attendant
Flying can be a mundane and boring process. This Southwest flight attendant makes sure his…
Five TRU students injured in high-speed crash
KAMLOOPS – High speed was a factor in a single-vehicle crash today in Aberdeen. At…
Ex-Playmate Pamela Anderson: ‘Porn is for losers’
NEW YORK – Former Playboy model Pamela Anderson has teamed with a rabbi to speak…
Researchers uncover genetic effects of prenatal alcohol exposure
VANCOUVER – Canadian researchers are one step closer to uncovering a biomarker associated with fetal…
Daytime road closures on Doyle Avenue
KELOWNA – Doyle Avenue between Ellis and St. Paul streets will be closed on Tuesday,…
Today’s Question: the West Kelowna Civic Centre Project decision explained
KELOWNA – How did the City decide this was the best proposal and the best…
UBC student move-in day is a fast-paced, well-choreographed team effort
KELOWNA – On Sunday, September 4, more than 1,200 students will embark on a life…
UBC unrolls the welcome mat for thousands of incoming students
KELOWNA – For the class of 2020, the doorways to their future are wide open…