The university does everything that it can, but the Canadian Human Rights Commission does not. It does not enforce the rules. It produces results that are insulting and that put the blame on women if they do mind the harassment that they generally experience when they are the first to enter into these areas of work. It is a systemic legal, cultural, economic problem that has to be attacked at every single level. That is why the role of Status of Women Canada has to be, in part, to re-establish the process of gender mainstreaming of every single policy, practice, law, and program in the country, to turn that back to where it was pointed before—in the direction of emphasizing gender equality as a fundamental principle around which all human activity should be organized.
On February 21st, 2017. See this statement in context.