On June 24, 2026, Ontario Superior Court Justice Anne Molloy ordered that the name of Canadian billionaire Frank Stronach be removed from a recreation complex and a park located in two Ontario towns. The decision followed the court’s finding that Stronach was guilty of one count of indecent assault and one count of sexual assault.
The convictions, announced earlier in the day, marked the latest legal setbacks for Stronach, whose name had been displayed on several public facilities across the province. Justice Molloy’s ruling required the municipal authorities in both towns to replace the signage and rename the facilities, effectively erasing the Stronach branding that had been in place for years. The order applied specifically to the recreation complex in one community and the municipal park in the other, with both sites now slated to adopt new, non‑commercial names.
Stronach’s involvement in public projects had previously led to his name being attached to community assets as part of sponsorship agreements. The recent assault convictions prompted officials to reevaluate those arrangements, resulting in the removal of his name as a direct consequence of the court’s findings. The renaming process is expected to be completed in the coming weeks, ensuring that the facilities reflect the community’s decision to distance themselves from an individual found guilty of serious sexual offenses.