Even taxi drivers say they want to work for Uber, but will there be enough of them?

Kelsey Anderson had been driving for Cheam Taxi for nearly a year when she decided she’d had enough. 

Anderson, 41, enjoyed working behind the wheel, but she found the 12-hour shifts long, the pay dire at times and the dispatch system unaccommodating.

She says she wouldn’t work as a taxi driver anymore — but she would work for ride-hailing service Uber, if it ever comes to British Columbia.

“I think it’s a fabulous idea,” Anderson, said from her new home in Penticton, B.C. “Having Uber would give the