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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
A new chapter for the Library Parkade
KELOWNA – Motorists parking downtown can now choose from more than 130 new stalls in…
Fire Rescue Society fundraiser barbecue successful
OKANAGAN – It may have been the barbeque burgers, smokies and good food. Or perhaps…
Timothy Caulfield takes on pop culture health myths at UBC’s speaker series
Pop culture, celebrity scientists and social media trends often make it tricky to determine what’s…
Finding his voice after losing larynx to cancer
THOMPSON-OKANGAN – Over the telephone, Walter Trudeau sounds like a man with a zest for…
Art Gallery seeks volunteers for school tour program
KELOWNA – The Kelowna Art Gallery is currently recruiting volunteer docents (tour guides) for their…
New Family Hub at Pearson Road Elementary will offer support and resources
KELOWNA – Parents and guardians of children in Kelowna will be able to access a…
Construction Craft Worker Aboriginal Bridging program offers job skills for Aboriginal students
OKANAGAN – With strong demand for construction trades workers across the province and a healthy…
Parkinson Recreation Centre pool maintenance closure
KELOWNA – The aquatic area at Parkinson Recreation Centre will be temporarily closed Aug. 29…
Rated ‘S’ for slaughter? New film questions Canada seal hunt
BOSTON – It's not an easy movie to watch: Hunters clubbing seals to death and…
Naked Donald Trump statues pop up in cities across the US
NEW YORK – It's Donald Trump like he's never been seen before. Life-size naked statues…
Flight attendant suing WestJet says she feels validated by policy review
CALGARY – A former flight attendant suing WestJet says a review into the airline's workplace…
TRENDING NOW: Road trip in a Hot Wheels car
Nostalgia alert: Who remembers playing with Hot Wheels tracks? These guys took them to a…
Clement Avenue night work for warehouse removal
KELOWNA – Clement Avenue between Ethel and Richter streets will be down to single-lane traffic…
Don’t forget the sunscreen, another hot Okanagan weekend on the way
OKANAGAN – The recent trend of sunny, hot weather in the Okanagan will continue into…
TRENDING NOW: Slow motion ink in water
Who knew ink in water could be this striking and beautiful? Check out the video…
TRENDING NOW: Kitten vs. turtle
This kitten is probably trying to be tough and intimidating. But the turtle doesn't seem…
Families seeking flexible daycare options turn to visiting au pairs
TORONTO – Calgary mom Paige Shaw found herself in a bind when her nanny decided…
Trudeau talks top court, Olympics as Atlantic visit starts in Newfoundland
CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH, N.L. – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says regional representation is important but…
TRENDING NOW: Cat doesn’t like Trump
Everyone seems to have an opinion on the 2016 republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. Watch…
Shad loses ‘Q’ gig as listeners call for more ‘engaging,’ ‘stimulating’ host: CBC
TORONTO – Listeners told executives at CBC Radio they weren't so keen on the new…
Sister Speak to headline Music in the Park
KELOWNA – This Friday’s first Music in the Park will feature Sister Speak treating the…
Results of the July Business Walk released
KELOWNA – The Central Okanagan Economic Development Commission (COEDC) conducted its first Business Walk to…
Kelowna Art Gallery opens registration for fall art classes
KELOWNA – It’s back to school for artists too – registration for the Kelowna Art…
Hot weather here to stay for rest of week in Okanagan
OKANAGAN – Without a cloud or raindrop on the radar, this week's forecast gives Okanagan…