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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
Search and Rescue saves West Kelowna ATV rider with helicopter
PENTICTON – Search and Rescue crews came to the aid of an injured ATV rider…
Surfers with disabilities find freedom in the waves at Nova Scotia beach
MARTINIQUE BEACH, N.S. – Surfers of all abilities hit the water at a Nova Scotia…
Canada’s food truck expansion continues as industry finds its place
CALGARY – Emmanuel Guardado had always dreamed of starting his own food business, but it…
Liberals eye exceptions to mandatory minimums championed by Conservatives
OTTAWA – The Liberal government is studying the idea of building some wiggle room into…
B.C. civil rights group punches above its weight in national legal disputes
VANCOUVER – Arriving to the lockup for the Supreme Court of Canada's decision on medically…
Man behind bars after shooting rifle in Kamloops trailer park
KAMLOOPS – A man was arrested last night after firing off rifle rounds and making…
Quebec man wraps up 3,200-kilometre trek down Yukon River
On the last leg of his 3,200-kilometre voyage down the Yukon River on a riverboard,…
Twitter: We suspended 360K accounts over ‘violent extremism’
NEW YORK – Twitter said Thursday it has suspended 360,000 accounts since mid-2015 for violating…
Blue Rodeo’s Bob Egan leaving band to work at Kitchener Public Library
TORONTO – Blue Rodeo's pedal steel player Bob Egan is leaving the band for a…
TRENDING NOW: Humpback whales breaching in front of kayakers
These kayakers set out on a whale watching excursion near Penn Island, B.C. They got…
Southeast Alaska tribes share mining concerns with feds
JUNEAU, Alaska – State tribal groups have met with U.S. officials to discuss concerns that…
Mounties in Saskatchewan warn some social media comments could be criminal
BIGGAR, Sask. – Mounties in Saskatchewan are warning that some social media comments could be…
Judge grants bail to Saskatchewan farmer charged with murder of First Nations man
BATTLEFORD, Sask. – A judge has granted bail to a Saskatchewan farmer charged with the…
Catharine Pendrel wins mountain bike bronze in Rio, teammate Emily Batty fourth
RIO DE JANEIRO – Canada's Catharine Pendrel of Kamloops, B.C., has won an Olympic bronze…
First day of Apple Triathlon results
KELOWNA – Hundreds of athletes and spectators were on hand to see the 34th Annual…
47-year-old man found dead in Vernon Creek
VERNON – The RCMP and B.C. Coroner's Service are investigating the death of a man…
Crowds begin to descend on Kingston as Tragically Hip rolls into town
KINGSTON, Ont. – Don't call it Kingston because today this is Hip-town. At least that's…
Highlights of British Columbia’s climate plan
RICHMOND, B.C. – Here are the highlights of B.C.'s Climate Leadership Plan released Friday. Under…
Girl kills seagull at beach, Quebec father faces charge
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. – Police in the Delaware resort of Rehoboth Beach say a Canadian…
Vancouver’s Chinatown grapples with growing pains of affordability, development
VANCOUVER – The transformation of Vancouver's Chinatown, fuelled by a changing population, crisis of affordability…
B.C. opts not to hike carbon tax in new climate plan, won’t adjust target dates
RICHMOND, B.C. – The British Columbia government is maintaining a freeze on its carbon tax…
Death of man in Terrace, B.C., prompts police watchdog investigation
SURREY, B.C. – The province's police watchdog is investigating after a man in Terrace, B.C.,…
TRENDING NOW: Dog and guinea pig share a snack
No matter the species, love for watermelon is universal. These two furry friends need to…
Okanagan College and Toyota Technical College celebrate 25 years of partnership
KELOWNA – Twenty-five years ago, the first students from Toyota Technical College arrived at Okanagan…