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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
Atlantic Canada bracing for major storm; blizzard conditions forecast for some areas
Weather warnings are out for the Atlantic provinces as a major snowstorm is forecast to…
Warriors fall 3-1 to Vipers
WEST KELOWNA – The West Kelowna Warriors fell behind and couldn’t find the equalizer as…
Rockets blank Giants 5-0
KELOWNA – The Kelowna Rockets defeated the Vancouver Giants 5-0 in Langley on Saturday night.…
Looking for a forever home; Kelowna SPCA pet of the week
KELOWNA – Mouse is a very interactive gal who's seeking a retirement home and a…
Canning machine company rides canned craft beer wave to increased sales
CALGARY – For a certain generation of connoisseur, beer sold in aluminum cans cannot call…
Universities moving away from allowing students to judge sex assaults
VANCOUVER – When Stephanie Hale read the University of British Columbia's new sexual misconduct policy,…
UPDATE: Police investigating murder at Kamloops RV Park
KAMLOOPS – Police are investigating a homicide. One man is in custody, Sgt. Darren Michels…
Doll based on transgender teen to debut at New York Toy Fair
WASHINGTON – A New York doll maker says it will be selling what it believes…
Addiction, Arctic and aerospace:how federal politics touched Canadians this week
OTTAWA – Well, it's been three weeks since Donald Trump was sworn in as U.S.…
TRENDING NOW: T-Rex shovelling snow
Many Canadians detest shovelling snow. As you can see, he's having a hard time too.…
Love for the Weeknd? Five Canadian things to watch for at this year’s Grammys
TORONTO – Big questions abound for Sunday's Grammy Awards show as the music industry celebration…
Trudeau meets Trump: How past PMs have dealt with unpopular U.S. presidents
WASHINGTON – Canada's prime minister has to go see the U.S. president, and he's not…
RCMP say 21 people arrested for illegally crossing border at Emerson, Manitoba
EMERSON, Man. – The Mounties say 21 people crossed the border illegally overnight near a…
Concern expressed about release of man who killed Greyhound bus passenger
WINNIPEG – The federal Opposition leader and the mother of a man who was beheaded…
RECAP: Heat men fall in four to Golden Bears
EDMONTON, AB – The UBC Okanagan men’s volleyball team fell by a final score of…
RECAP: Heat unable to hand Pandas first loss of the season
KELOWNA, BC – The UBC Okanagan Heat women’s volleyball team fell by a final score…
RECAP: Heat women beat playoff bound UFV in exciting fashion
KELOWNA, BC – The UBC Okanagan Heat women's basketball team took down the playoff-bound University…
RECAP: Big third quarter by Cascades too much for Heat
KELOWNA, BC – The UBC Okanagan Heat could not bounce back from a poor third…
Rockets blank Giants 6-0 at home
KELOWNA – The Kelowna Rockets defeated the Vancouver Giants 6-0 on Friday night in Prospera…
Boy with mystery broken bones has gene abnormality linked to pain insensitivity
VANCOUVER – A British Columbia boy who was seized twice by the Children's Ministry due…
Coquihalla now open after night of crashes, closures and harsh conditions
MERRITT – The Coquihalla highway has reopened after several collisions and harsh winter driving conditions…
Two Vancouver police officers won’t face charges for civilian death
VICTORIA – Two Vancouver police officers will not be facing charges related to the shooting…
Coquihalla Highway closed again overnight due to spun out trucks
VANCOUVER – It's been another tough night for travellers on British Columbia's Coquihalla Highway. DriveBC…
Sugary drink consumption predicted to harm Canadians’ health, cost economy: study
TORONTO – Canadians — especially young people — are consuming excessive amounts of sugary drinks,…