Tori-Anderson

Tori Anderson has been a Canadian artist for over twenty years. Born at Edmonton Alberta Canada, on the 29th December 1988. Brooke Anderson was her sister. Tori Anderson starred in Genuine Calling in a television show. In 2004-2006 Tori Anderson was featured in two TV series. Cable Beach The Mermaid Chair Smallville and To Have and to Hold are two examples. Frances Kelsey secondary school in Mill Bay, British Columbia, is where she received her schooling. She also holds a York University arts degree is an additional part of her resume. Tori Anderson starred as Dr. London Blake in the TV Series Open Heart that aired 2015 on YTV. She was also the protagonist of Mslabelled's PR Master. She played a repeating role in the TV show, i.e. The Other Kingdom was broadcasted on Nickelodeon.

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