Stronach's Rise to Riches on Trial
Frank Stronach, a Canadian billionaire and founder of Magna International, is on trial in Toronto, facing sexual assault charges from the 1970s. He pleads not guilty to a reduced count of seven charges involving four complainants. The trial, which began last month, has seen testimonies from Stronachs former personal assistant and driver, painting a picture of his daily life and routines during that period. The defense and prosecution continue to build their cases.
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