A Calgary man convicted of manslaughter after stabbing his neighbour 37 times will get Easter weekend with his family before he must turn himself in and begin serving his seven-year sentence. On Thursday, the Alberta Court of Appeal dismissed Nicholas Rasberry's bid for a lesser prison term. Rasberry, 35, fatally stabbed Craig Kelloway in 2013. Calgary police take Nicholas Rasberry into custody after he fatally stabbed his neighbour, Craig Kelloway, in 2013. (Tim Fitchett)​In May 2013, Rasberry fatally stabbed his neighbour Craig Kelloway, a teacher who had moved to Calgary six years earlier from Nova Scotia.

Source: CBC News March 29, 2018 16:31 UTC