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Winnipeg Transit driver Irvine “Jubal” Fraser was fatally stabbed Feb. 14, 2017 at the end of his shift. The man accused in the killing, 22-year-old Brian Kyle Thomas was charged with second-degree murder. His trial started Monday.

Day two of the Brian Thomas trial focused on video footage taken on the bus. Thomas is charged with second degree murder in the stabbing death of transit driver Irvine Jubal Fraser.

Winnipeg police have identified the victim of the homicide. The transit driver was 58-year-old Irvine Fraser. A 22-year-old is in custody but no criminal charges have been made.

Hundreds gathered at City Hall Friday morning, to honour the memory of transit driver Irvine Jubal Fraser, who was killed in a knife attack while on the job this week. Global’s Zahra Premji reports.

Security camera footage of a struggle before the death of a Winnipeg bus driver was shown during the trial of the man accused of second degree murder of Irvine Jubal Fraser.

More than three months after Winnipeg transit driver, Irvine Fraser, was killed on the job, the city wants to ramp up safety on its buses. Global’s Brittany Greenslade reports.

A memorial was held Wednesday morning for slain driver Irvine Jubal Fraser, one year after he was killed on the job as a Winnipeg Transit bus driver.

Security camera video showing the last minutes of bus driver Irvine Jubal Fraser’s life was played for a jury in court Tuesday. WARNING: THIS VIDEO MAY BE DISTURBING TO SOME VIEWERS.

The Winnipeg transit community is in mourning after a fellow bus driver was killed on duty at the University of Manitoba early Tuesday morning. Irvine Fraser, 58, was stabbed by a lone passenger while he was stopped at the end of his route on Dafoe Road West and Gillson Street. Global’s Shelden Rogers reports.

Police have charged Brian Kyle Thomas, 22, with second degree murder in the death of transit driver Irvine Fraser.

Winnipeg police described what led to Brian Kyle Thomas, 22, stabbing Winnipeg bus driver Irvine Fraser to death on Tuesday.

Winnipeg Transit drivers observe a moment of silence Tuesday at the scene of fellow bus driver Irvine Jubal Fraser’s murder. Fraser was killed while he was stopped at the end of his route at University of Manitoba on Feb. 14.

Friends, family, and colleagues of Irvine Jubal Fraser came together today to remember the fallen bus driver, and call for more security for transit workers. A funeral service and a moment of silence was held for Fraser, who was killed on the job last week. Fraser, 58, was fatally stabbed by a passenger while he...

Defence lawyer Evan Roitenberg told court bus driver, Irvine Jubal Fraser, instigated a fight with his client, Bryan Kyle Thomas. Global’s Joe Scarpelli reports