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A man who broke into his neighbour’s downstairs suite and stabbed him in the leg and hand has been sentenced to four years in prison.
On Thursday, 26-year-old Nathan Halkett pleaded guilty in Saskatoon provincial court to breaking and entering to commit an aggravated assault on March 7.
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Police were called to 1901 Hanover Ave. in the city’s Queen Elizabeth neighbourhood after they received information about a stabbing at the suite, Crown prosecutor Elysa Casselman told court.