SASKATOON, Canada – Two men, Cory Rushkewich and Randy Rushkewich, are currently in custody awaiting a preliminary hearing set for September following a violent attack in Rosetown. The incident left a man critically injured and fighting for his life in a Saskatoon hospital.
Cory Rushkewich, 33, and Randy Rushkewich, 29, were remanded after appearing in Rosetown Circuit Court on April 25. Cory Rushkewich had been previously granted bail in December 2023 but was rearrested for breaching release conditions shortly after. On the other hand, Randy Rushkewich has remained in custody since his arrest in November 2023.
Both brothers are facing charges of aggravated assault, with Cory Rushkewich also charged with three counts of pointing a firearm and robbery. These serious charges stem from a robbery and assault that took place in Rosetown late at night on November 11, 2023. The Rosetown RCMP reported an altercation involving a group of individuals in the 1st Street West area. The male victim, who was later assaulted, had to be hospitalized in Saskatoon and treated for severe injuries. Doctors were compelled to induce a coma to aid in his recovery.
The details of the violent incident have shocked the community, with the victim’s family expressing horror over the events that transpired. Despite the challenging circumstances, the legal process moves forward with the upcoming preliminary hearing scheduled for September. The community awaits justice for the victim and accountability for the accused perpetrators as the legal proceedings unfold in the months to come.
As the case progresses, more information and updates are expected to emerge, shedding light on the events of that fateful night in Rosetown. The residents of Saskatoon and beyond continue to follow the story closely, hoping for a resolution that brings closure and justice to all those affected by the tragic incident.