Magna: Human trafficking suit filed against it is ‘without merit’

Exterior Magna Street Sign in Brampton — (GREG LAYSON)

April 14, 2023 11:37 AM

Canadian parts supplier Magna International says it will “contest vigorously” a $400 million class-action lawsuit accusing it and three other companies of human trafficking.

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