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The fifth man, who remains publicly unidentified, is believed to have been working in the building the crane collapsed on top of and not associated with the St. Paul Street worksite.

When the crane fell, he was buried beneath the rubble.

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WorkSafeBC, the BC Coroners Service and the Kelowna RCMP have all launched investigations into the incident.

An evacuation order has been in place since Monday, July 12, shortly after the crane toppled at 11 a.m. as crews were working to dismantle it.

As of Wednesday morning, that order, as well as a local state of emergency, remains in effect for buildings in the area surrounding the construction site as crews continue work to secure and dismantle the crane.

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The head of Mission Group, the development company building the 25-storey residential tower, said Monday that he didn香蕉视频直播檛 know what caused the crane to fall.

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A candlelight vigil has been planned for Friday at 9 p.m. near the site of the crane collapse. The aim is to gather as close to the site as possible, organizers say, but the exact location had yet to be determined.

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