Tori-Anderson

Tori Anderson is a Canadian performer from Canada. She was born 29 December 1988 in Edmonton Alberta Canada. Brooke Anderson was her sister. Tori Anderson was a part of the 2003 television show Genuine Calling. From 2004 until 2006, she was also a part of a few TV series. Cable Beach The Mermaid Chair Smallville and To Have and to Hold. Her graduation was in Mill Bay British Columbia from Frances Kelsey Secondary School. Also, she has an art degree from York University. Tori Anderson acted in Open Heart in which she played Dr. London Blake. The program was telecast on YTV 2015 In addition, she played the leading role as PR master for the television show Mslabelled. She played a repeating role in the TV show, i.e. The Other Kingdom was broadcasted on Nickelodeon.

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