A Calgary man accused of killing a city acupuncturist last summer will face trial more than two years after the deadly altercation.
Jin Qing Huang, 43, faces a charge of first-degree murder in the June 2016 death of Tiejun Huang.
The two are not related.
Huang, 51, was stabbed to death at a medical clinic near the intersection of 16 Avenue and Centre Street North.
A woman at the Perpetual Wellness Chinese Medicine Centre was also injured.
The trial was ordered after a preliminary hearing in May.
Alberta Justice confirms trial dates were set late last week, with a judge and jury to hear the case November 13 to 23, 2018.
WATCH BELOW: Calgary police laid first degree murder charges in a deadly stabbing at a medical clinic. Global’s Gary Bobrovitz has more in this report from June 2016.