A judges looming decision on whether to compel the Stronach Group to disclose evidence of any coverup of sexual misconduct may yet add a new dimension to a deepening scandal surrounding the multinationals billionaire founder, Frank Stronach.

Manpreet Gill, the sole passenger in a cargo van involved in a police chase that ended in a deadly wrong-way crash on Highway 401 near Toronto in April, has been denied bail. Gill, 38, is charged in connection with a liquor store robbery that police say set off the cascade of events.

The Canada Soccer staffer at the centre of the Olympic Games drone scandal appears to have a more formal, seniorrole in the organization than what officials previously let on this week, according to online records reviewed by CBC News.

Officers pursuing a robbery suspect driving a cargo van later involved in a deadly wrong-way crash near Toronto initially 'lost sight' of the vehicle minutes before it barrelled onto Highway 401 on April 29, according to a new police report. The van's surviving passenger is due in court Thursday.

The new charges announced this week against Ontario billionaire Frank Stronach stem from incidents involving a further seven alleged victims, according to a source with knowledge of the case. This brings the total number of Stronach's alleged sexual assault victims to ten. Stronach is facing 13 charges.