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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
RECAP: Heat men fall to Spartans in first home match of 2017
KELOWNA, BC – In their first home match of the 2017 calendar, the UBC Okanagan…
RECAP: #3 Spartans beat #9 Heat in closest contest of the season
KELOWNA, BC – In an extremely tightly contested match UBC Okanagan fell to the visiting…
Warriors fall 2-1 to Vipers
The West Kelowna Warriors pushed but could not find the equalizer as they ultimately fell…
B.C. Premier Christy Clark no longer receiving stipend from party
VANCOUVER – British Columbia's premier says she is no longer receiving an annual stipend from…
Three alarm fire in Okanagan Metis Housing complex may have started in the kitchen
WEST KELOWNA – Yesterday's aggressive three alarm fire that started in a West Kelowna townhouse…
‘Sisters of the north’ join massive Women’s March on Washington
WASHINGTON – Hundreds of Canadian women, many of them wearing pink knit hats or carrying…
Trump’s protectionist inaugural address sparks concerns in Canada’s oilpatch
CALGARY – Donald Trump's fiercely protectionist inaugural address is a clarion call for Canada to…
Trudeau congratulates Trump, cites close economic and security ties
OTTAWA – Boost defence spending, dial down the volume on battling climate change and find…
TRENDING NOW: Cat answers his owner
This video was uploaded on Jan. 17 and is steadily gathering views on YouTube. In…
Obama exits the presidency voicing optimism for the future
WASHINGTON – Closing out a barrier-breaking chapter in history, former President Barack Obama left the…
Quad and utility trailer stolen from West Kelowna property
WEST KELOWNA – Early this month a four-wheeler and utility trailer were stolen from a…
Homicide investigation launched after Kelowna man found dead near Penticton
PENTICTON – RCMP have confirmed the death of a man whose body was found south…
Lake Country mail theft remains unsolved
LAKE COUNTRY – About one week ago, mailboxes in Lake Country were pried open and…
West Kelowna issued record number of single family home building permits in 2016
WEST KELOWNA – Last year West Kelowna approved and issued a record number of single…
Canadians set to watch Trump inauguration, some plan to boycott the event
TORONTO – Many Canadians plan to watch Donald Trump's inauguration as the next U.S. president…
Complaints filed over Trudeau’s use of English and French on Canadian tour
OTTAWA – The Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages has received 14 complaints related…
TRENDING NOW: Apple AirPod parody
Apple products are extremely popular and the price tags reflect that. A comedian took a…
B.C.’s health minister campaigns to raise legal smoking age to 21
VICTORIA – British Columbia's health minister is campaigning to raise the province's legal smoking age…
Plain clothes cops chase suspect through Salmon Arm restaurant
SALMON ARM – Diners at a Salmon Arm restaurant were treated to a meal and…
Elderly pedestrian struck in Kelowna crosswalk
KELOWNA – A pedestrian in her mid-70s was taken to hospital with serious injuries after…
Busy beavers cause flooding at West Kelowna’s Rotary Trails Park
WEST KELOWNA – The City of West Kelowna is temporarily closing the Rotary Trails Park…
O’Leary running to lead Conservatives; now to get them to support him
OTTAWA – A brash businessman-turned-reality TV star turns his outsized appetite for success towards the…
Avalanche warning issued for parts of northern British Columbia and Alberta
REVELSTOKE, B.C. – A special avalanche warning has been issued for parts of northern British…
Trudeau says he ‘maybe’ could have spoken some English when asked questions
MONTREAL – Quebec's deep-rooted linguistic tensions flared up in unlikely fashion Wednesday as Prime Minister…