Canada
Man jailed for fatal, drunken neck-stabbing

Darryl John Sonny Sinclair, 45, was found suffering from a stab wound to the upper body at 269 Dufferin Ave.  Jan. 7, 2011 He was a father of seven. Friend Robert Carl Prince, 44, charged with second-degree murder.

Credits: QMI Agency

Dean Pritchard | QMI Agency

WINNIPEG — A Winnipeg man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for fatally stabbing another man in the neck.

Robert Prince, 45, was convicted of manslaughter following a trial last November.

Darryl Sinclair, 45, died in July 2011 after he was stabbed once in the neck during an altercation in the fifth-floor hallway of his apartment building. Both Prince and Sinclair had been drinking.

“Alcoholism played a major role in this offence and affected both Mr. Sinclair and Mr. Prince,” said Justice Robert Dewar.

Prince admitted stabbing Sinclair but claimed he never intended to kill him.

Jurors heard Sinclair and his girlfriend had joined Prince in his seventh-floor apartment when Sinclair and his girlfriend got into an argument. Sinclair struck the woman in the face and left the apartment. Prince followed him a short time later, armed with a knife.

Prince told police he only wanted to “scare (Sinclair) off” and claimed Sinclair “came at him.”

Sun News Videos

Toronto City Cllr. John Parker on Ford's statement

Toronto City Councillor John Parker speaks with Caryn Lieberman about Rob Ford's statement denying drug use.


Warmington analyzes Rob Ford's denial

The Toronto Sun's Joe Warmington joins Caryn Lieberman to analyze Rob Ford's drug use denial.


Rob Ford denies he uses crack

Rob Ford spoke to media denying that he uses crack.

Ezra Levant’s The Source is the most provocative and thought-changing multimedia show in Canada.

This show is 100% focused on the political battles taking place across Canada, in the United States...even around the world.

Michael Coren brings you strong, balanced opinions to challenge conventional thinking.

Canada’s ‘everyman’ moves beyond the mainstream to search out the most interesting talkable topics in the world.

Byline brings you the stories you won’t hear anywhere else while exploring points of view that are all too often ignored.