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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
Closure on Enterprise Way for Sept. 11 memorial event
KELOWNA – A small portion of Enterprise Way between Dilworth Drive and Leckie Road, in…
Updates to outdoor patio liquor service regulations
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – The province today announced changes that will allow businesses with only outdoor patio seating…
WFN Councillor named new-vice chair of Okanagan College board of Governors
KELOWNA – Chris Derickson, a councillor from the Westbank First Nation, is the new-vice chair…
First advance poll numbers in city hall referendum
KELOWNA – The first day of advance voting in West Kelowna’s city hall referendum on…
Tim Hortons is making smiles for YMCA kids
KELOWNA – Helping a child in need is as easy as giving a smile. Running…
Additional residential care beds approved for Interior Health
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Interior Health’s Board of Directors has approved a significant investment in seniors’ care…
TRENDING NOW: Ellen and Britney Spears do whatever they want
It's unlikely that two big celebrities like Britney and Ellen can go anywhere unnoticed. Watch…
UBC study says pet therapy can combat homesickness
KELOWNA – The expression dog is man’s best friend might have more weight in the…
One-day traffic disruptions near new Police Services Building
KELOWNA – Beginning at 6 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 12, Richter Street will be closed…
Full reopening of Knox Mountain Drive, with one exception
KELOWNA – Recent rain and cooler temperatures have reduced the fire hazard on Knox Mountain.…
Local business donates new shirts to volunteer Rail Trail ambassadors
OKANAGAN – Volunteer Rail Trail Ambassadors from Vernon to Kelowna will be dressed in bright…
Cops for Kids fundraiser could be rolling into your town
KELOWNA – Twenty-eight riders and seven support people from RCMP and supporting enforcement agencies within…
New funding for programs to support NVIT students
MERRITT – The Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT) is investing in the success of its…
Discounted rate for Fall Camping Appreciation Weekend
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – On Sept. 9 and 10, privately operated campgrounds coast-to-coast are participating in the…
Warm temperatures and some rain for the Okanagan this weekend
OKANAGAN – For the weekend, Environment Canada is forecasting temperatures in the 20s with a…
TRENDING NOW: Hurricane live news bloopers
Where there's a live news broadcast, there's a chance to get caught on camera. This…
TRENDING NOW: Insurance ad aimed at Pokemon Go players
Pokemon Go is a hit with kids and adults alike. Hopefully the adults are mature…
Trudeau says protectionist views in U.S., Europe unlikely to creep into Canada
HANGZHOU, China – Justin Trudeau spent days urging world leaders to fight back against rising…
‘A poke in the ribs:’ Group pitches equalization for pipelines to Ottawa
CALGARY – A group that represents oilfield service and supply companies asked Ottawa earlier this…
TRENDING NOW: Close encounter with a shark
Watch this father and son stay remarkably calm as a shark circles their boat. This…
After hundreds of complaints, regulator examines new trimmed-down TV packs
OTTAWA – The national broadcast regulator and the country's four biggest television service providers are…
Veterans Affairs data gives detailed picture of veterans using medical marijuana
OTTAWA – When he opened a medical marijuana shop in Kingston earlier this year, Trevor…
Scores of Canadians excluded from assisted dying law eager to join legal challenge
OTTAWA – Scores of suffering Canadians who've been excluded from the federal government's restrictive eligibility…
Canadian resident says clerical error caused govt to revoke status
TORONTO – A permanent Canadian resident currently stranded in Moscow says she has had her…