The sexual-assault case against Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard is expected to be back in a Toronto courtroom today after jury selection in his trial was delayed last week.
The charges in the case were reduced from 11 to six, after a court heard three of the eight original complainants in the case are not expected to testify.
Nygard, who appeared in court in a wheelchair on Sept. 11, faces charges in three jurisdictions in Canada and one in the U.S. after authorities alleged he used his position in the fashion industry to lure women and girls. Nygard, who in 1967 founded his fashion company in Winnipeg, has denied all the allegations against him.
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