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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
Bank of Canada expected to raise its key rate for first time in nearly seven years
OTTAWA – The Bank of Canada is expected to raise its key interest rate target…
iN PHOTOS: B.C. wildfire rips through Ashcroft mobile home park
CACHE CREEK – The Ashcroft Reserve wildfire has left total destruction behind in the Boston…
Authorities turn to Facebook to connect B.C. wildfire evacuees with volunteers
Donations and offers to volunteer are coming in faster than emergency operations staff can keep…
Officials urge cash donations, not items for B.C. wildfire evacuees
With about 14,000 evacuees forced out of homes because of wildfire danger in the province,…
Lingering wildfires blow poor air quality across Southern Interior
Health authorities are warning anyone with breathing difficulties to stay inside following a smoky skies…
Father tells B.C. court drunk-driving son who killed Mountie ‘not a monster’
COLWOOD, B.C. – The father of a speeding drunk driver who rammed his truck into…
Federal apology to Omar Khadr reignites political fight over handling of saga
OTTAWA – The federal government apologized Friday to Omar Khadr, sparking fresh public debate about…
Campfire ban across Kamloops Fire Centre
Anyone planning to camp in in the Southern Interior this weekend will not be allowed…
Lake Country wildfire may have been human-caused
LAKE COUNTRY – Police are looking for witnesses or anyone with information about a wildfire that…
iNFOnews.ca houseboat cruise winner will use prize for family time
KAMLOOPS – When Kamloops resident Tracy Jobaggy clicked on the congratulations email, she thought winning…
Intense wildfire west of Kamloops contained
KAMLOOPS – Firefighters have managed to contain a small but intense wildfire that has destroyed…
Montana earthquakes rattle B.C. Southern Interior
A series of earthquakes near Lincoln, Montana were felt all the way up to Southern…
Hot, dry week ahead in the Okanagan
OKANAGAN – On the heels of a very dry June, the Okanagan is in for…
UPDATE: Two people killed in Coquihalla crash
KAMLOOPS – Two people have died and another is critically injured after an early morning…
Kamloops trailer park has been under boil water advisory for five years
KAMLOOPS – Months ago officials warned residents of the G&M Trailer Park to not drink…
REVIVED: Kamloops woman saved from opioid overdose gets second chance
"We found you on the sidewalk," the paramedics told Jen as she came to. "You…
Police looking for witnesses in Kelowna motel assault
KELOWNA – Police are investigating what they say was a targeted attack that occurred early…
Amateur radio enthusiasts hit the airways this weekend
KAMLOOPS – When reliable forms of communication like cell phones and landlines go down during…
Kamloops’ lost son: The mystery of WWI soldier Frederick Lee
Officials want to honour a 21-year-old Kamloops man who fought and died in what many…
Blackwell family determined to rebuild after devastating fire
KAMLOOPS – Members of the Blackwell family, employees and neighbours looked on at the smouldering…
Powerful winds forecast for Okanagan troublesome given high lake levels
OKANAGAN – The wind forecast in an approaching weather system could lead to shoreline flooding…
Serious injuries after two Harley Davidsons collide in West Kelowna
WEST KELOWNA – A man is in hospital after a two motorcycles crashed yesterday afternoon…
UPDATE: Man accidentally shot and killed in pistol competition was an ‘expert shooter’
KAMLOOPS – Over the weekend a man accidentally shot and killed himself during a well-known…
Relying on water advisories alone won’t keep people safe: Interior Health report
A report from the Interior Health Authority warns public drinking water advisories are not a…