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‘The families of the victims and the public deserve to know what happened and if any criminal elements were present,’ the United Steelworkers union said in a statement.

‘The families of the victims and the public deserve to know what happened and if any criminal elements were present,’ the United Steelworkers union said in a statement.

WorkSafeBC has completed its investigation into the deadly crane collapse in Kelowna, B.C., that killed five workers in July 2021. But the criminal

WorkSafeBC concluded its investigation calling on experts and engineers to examine the crane components, sequence of events, and work procedures during the crane dismantling.

WorkSafeBC concluded its investigation calling on experts and engineers to examine the crane components, sequence of events, and work procedures during the crane dismantling.

WorkSafeBC concluded its investigation calling on experts and engineers to examine the crane components, sequence of events, and work procedures during the crane dismantling.

One year after a crane collapsed at a Kelowna, B.C., construction site killing five workers, WorkSafeBC says a multi-pronged investigation is still ongoing.

Kelowna RCMP and WorkSafeBC run separate investigations

Daniel Pritchett holds a photo of his son Kaylen Vilness, who died in a July 2021 construction crane collapse in Kelowna, British Columbia. (Tom

Kelowna RCMP and WorkSafeBC run separate investigations