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7-year prison sentence for man who killed Edmonton father

7-year prison sentence for man who killed Edmonton father

CTV News15-07-2025
The man who fatally stabbed Rukinisha Nkundabatware at an Edmonton transit station in 2023 was handed a seven year prison sentence on Monday. CTV News Edmonton's Amanda Anderson reports.
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