Surveyor working east of Mission, B.C., hit and killed by dump truck
Police say the worker was a 48-year-old Abbotsford man, cause of crash not yet known

Police say a 48-year-old Abbotsford, B.C., man has been killed after being hit by a "fully loaded" dump truck while doing surveying work east of Mission.
The man was working in the community of Hatzic on Tuesday when the dump truck struck him and he died at the scene, Mission RCMP said in a news release.
Police said the driver of the truck "stopped immediately" and remained at the site.
Sylvester Road was closed as collision analysts and WorkSafeBC investigated, according to police.
RCMP said there were traffic control workers and advisory signs set up on the road where the man was working, and while the cause of the crash remains unknown, there was no evidence the driver was impaired.
Police are now investigating the incident.
Cpl. Harrison Mohr said the crash was "a tragic outcome" for the man on what was supposed to be an ordinary day at work.
He said the crash is a reminder that roadside work is dangerous.
"If you are driving through a construction zone, or driving past a tow truck or emergency vehicle, please, slow down and move over," Mohr said in the news release.
"The extra few feet of space, and the extra few seconds of time will be appreciated more than you know."