The manhunt for the last remaining suspect in a series of stabbing attacks in Saskatchewan ended with the capture of Myles Sanderson.
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This brought an end to a horrific series of events that saw 12 people, including the two suspects, killed, and nearly 20 people sent to hospital. Prior to the arrest, host Dave Breakenridge caught up with Saskatoon Star Phoenix reporter Zak Vescera to discuss how the tragedy unfolded, what we know about the victims, and the looming controversy over Myles Sanderson’s release on parole earlier this year.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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