“We are profoundly grateful for the global recognition we have received from Vienna,” said The Globe’s editor-in-chief David Walmsley. “At The Globe and Mail we realize we have a responsibility to produce the best journalism and to deliver it across borders.

Talk about hubris.  Your article may have won awards and influenced the government, but it was still full of half-truths and a platform for the 'women must be believed' SJWs.   It was flawed because it did not solicit any input from police sexual assault investigators who deal with these issues on a daily basis.   Nor did it bother to ask an experienced Crown Counsel what goes into the charge approval process.  

I would suggest that without these, your 'research' is nothing more than a narrative, championing a cause. In the end, there will still be files classified as 'unfounded' or what ever word will be used to cover false/fraudulent complaints.  No matter how hard you wish, they will never go away.