"The justice system failed women again."

I don't think you're being at all realistic.

They filed charges THIRTEEN YEARS after the events in question. Sure, Canada has no statute of limitations on felonies, but after 13 years the prospect of any kind of conviction drops considerably.  All physical evidence is long gone. Most witnesses are no longer credible because of the time gap.  Any businesses would be lucky to still be around to provide video or witness testimony.  Hard copies of anything are likely lost or damaged or chucked out.

The only evidence they had left was their own testimony, and their collusion and creative editing of the facts of their situations totally undermined the ONE piece of evidence they each had.  What was already a low percentage case became a zero percentage case.

I was assaulted in 1989.  Do you think that if I walked in the door of my local police precinct and filed charges 13 years later in 2002, that they would even take the complaint? Fat chance.