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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
VIDEO: Fire rips through downtown Kamloops garage
KAMLOOPS – Police are actively investigating the cause of an aggressive fire that tore through…
Alberta oilsands production outlook bright despite gloomy headlines
CALGARY – The sell-off of Alberta oilsands assets by another big international player — along…
Alberta PC board meets to chart next steps on leader Jason Kenney’s unity plan
CALGRY, Alta. – Alberta's Progressive Conservative board of directors will meet with leader Jason Kenney…
Rockets beat Giants 5-2
KELOWNA – The Kelowna Rockets defeated the Vancouver Giants 5-2 on Saturday night in Langley…
High-heels debate should include industries other than restaurants: experts
VANCOUVER – Servers clad in short skirts and stilettos could soon be a thing of…
Ex-Power Ranger pleads guilty to killing roommate with sword
LANCASTER, Calif. – A former "Power Rangers" TV actor has pleaded guilty to killing his…
Toddler with Down syndrome models for British retailer
LONDON – A British clothing retailer is featuring a toddler girl with Down Syndrome as…
TRENDING NOW: Denim dude is determined to land a snowmobile jump
This daredevil dressed head to toe in denim is bound and determined to land a…
Top economies yield to US, drop no-protectionism pledge
BADEN-BADEN, Germany – The world's top economic powers dropped a pledge to oppose trade protectionism…
Mourners gather in Quebec for funeral of RCMP constable killed in collision
SAINT-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU, Que. – Dozens of Mounties dressed in red tunics and Stetsons marched under blue…
Gun policy a stand-in for other issues in crowded Conservative leadership race
OTTAWA – The Armalite-15 is one of the most infamous firearms of the modern era,…
Rock ‘n’ roll legend Chuck Berry dies at 90
NEW YORK – Chuck Berry, rock 'n' roll's founding guitar hero and storyteller who defined…
Transport Canada looks to set up guidelines for seat belts on school buses
OTTAWA – The federal government is proposing regulations for Canadian school bus operators who want…
West Kelowna City Council meeting highlights
Canada 150 Flags Presentation Central Okanagan-Similkameen-Nicola MP Dan Albas presented flags to be flown at…
B.C. teenager charged after Texas boy reports cyberbullying allegations
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. – A teenager in British Columbia has been charged with offences including luring…
Man dies after falling from Kelowna apartment balcony
KELOWNA – Police have ruled out foul play in the death of man who fell…
Some foreign buyers get break from tax they face on Vancouver real estate
VICTORIA – A tax on foreign home buyers in Metro Vancouver is being changed to…
B.C. woman acquitted of counselling distraught husband to commit suicide
CRANBROOK, B.C. – A woman accused of counselling her husband to commit suicide has been…
Machines replacing workers: fed budget to look at historic economic challenge
WASHINGTON – Next week's Canadian federal budget will raise concern about workers being displaced en…
US a ‘powerful company,’ er ‘country,’ Trump declares
WASHINGTON – Donald Trump has declared so many times what an incredible businessman he is,…
Conservative party uncovers fraudulent members after O’Leary warns of vote-rigging
OTTAWA – The federal Conservative party has removed 1,351 people from its membership rolls following…
TRENDING NOW: B.C. meteor sighting
Don't blink, or you'll miss it. YouTuber Tammy Kwan uploaded this video as she was…
Managing geese in Kelowna’s parks
KELOWNA – The City of Kelowna has received a permit from Canadian Wildlife Service to…
Sports fields closed: need time to dry out
KELOWNA – The City’s sports fields will remain closed until early April and residents are…