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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
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In Pakistan, gruesome ‘honour’ killings bring a new backlash
LAHORE, Pakistan – Parveen Rafiq closed her hands around the neck of her youngest daughter,…
Canada Post says latest offer to CUPW ‘final’; calls union demands ‘not affordable’
OTTAWA – Canada Post says the latest offer it made to the Canadian Union of…
Alberta Judge to apologize for ‘insensitive’ comments made during sexual assault trial
CALGARY – A Federal Court judge who asked a sexual assault complainant why she couldn't…
Unless you like rain, plan Okanagan outdoor events for mid week
OKANAGAN – Following the Canada Day long weekend, Environment Canada is calling for cooler temperatures…
Provincial crews called in to help battle wildfire near Delta, B.C.
DELTA, B.C. – A fire burning in a suburban Vancouver conservation area has jumped the…
Ottawa posts regulations for mandatory drug-shortage reporting by manufacturers
TORONTO – Health Canada has published final regulations requiring mandatory reporting by the pharmaceutical industry…
Centuries-old winemaking in Bordeaux gets a modern twist
BORDEAUX, France – For centuries Bordeaux has been the corporate centre of French winemaking, known…
Documentary turns Disney-loving autistic man into a star
NEW YORK – Owen Suskind had largely retreated into silence in the years after his…
‘Avatar’ mobile game landing ahead of film sequels
LOS ANGELES – Before moviegoers return to Pandora, they'll be able visit the exotic alien…
Inaugural Element Music Festival coming to the Southern Interior
OKANAGAN – Music festivals are always popular in B.C. and a new festival planned for…
$20,000 Radcliffe Foundation prize to go to short film about refugee crisis
VANCOUVER – Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, Sarah McLachlan and Atom Egoyan are among the jury members…
Mulch could slow global warming: UBCO study
KELOWNA – Researchers at the local campus of the University of British Columbia have discovered…
Staying safe on Southern Interior lakes and rivers
OKANAGAN – The summer is underway and that means boaters and swimmers are eagerly hitting…
Judge approves settlement in ‘Happy Birthday’ copyright case
LOS ANGELES – A judge has approved a settlement that will put Happy Birthday to…
Kelowna yogis raise $7,820 for mental health and recovery programs
KELOWNA – Three yoga teachers and more than 60 students recently raised $7,820 for a…
Kelowna anti-theft campaign launches social media contest
KELOWNA – Theft is increasing in region and a new campaign is reminding residents to…
Warm weather for Canada Day long weekend in the Okanagan
OKANAGAN – Canada Day long weekend is set to begin and Mother Nature looks to…
CounterAttack ramps up summer roadchecks in the Southern Interior
OKANAGAN – Forget the frigid cold of B.C. winters, stats from ICBC show that summer…
Volunteers wanted for Kelowna events
KELOWNA – Tired of laying on the beach? Want something new to add to your…
Kelowna red seal electrician wins gold in nationwide contest
KELOWNA – Canadians don’t just win gold medals in hockey. Zach Andrews, a 31-year old…
Floating for a Cause celebrating universal love of pizza in Vernon
VERNON – Boating, floating, sunbathing and pizza? One of these things is not like the…
Province flexing muscles against mussels
OKANAGAN – Boaters throughout the Okanagan are still being warned to keep an eye out…
Blazers and Rockets to open 2016-2017 WHL season
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – The sticks aren't quite taped and the skates still need to be sharpened,…