CBC News - Manitoba - Crown seeks 25-year murder sentence for Cansanay: "man who shot and killed an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire of a Winnipeg gang war will have to wait two more weeks to learn his fate.
Jeffrey Cansanay, 24, was convicted of second-degree murder on Apr. 22 after a long jury trial that began in early March.
Phil Haiart, the son of a city surgeon, was 17 when he was killed by bullets fired near the intersection of Sargent Avenue and Maryland Street on Oct. 10, 2005.
At a sentencing hearing Wednesday, Crown prosecutor Gerry Bowering asked Justice Shawn Greenberg to order a life sentence with no parole for 25 years — the maximum penalty."
Jeffrey Cansanay, 24, was convicted of second-degree murder on Apr. 22 after a long jury trial that began in early March.
Phil Haiart, the son of a city surgeon, was 17 when he was killed by bullets fired near the intersection of Sargent Avenue and Maryland Street on Oct. 10, 2005.
At a sentencing hearing Wednesday, Crown prosecutor Gerry Bowering asked Justice Shawn Greenberg to order a life sentence with no parole for 25 years — the maximum penalty."
