If you read Ms. Mandhane's comments carefully you find a whole series of assertions but few facts.  For instance she states that “With unfounded rates of 19 per cent across Canada and as high as nearly 60 per cent in some jurisdictions, part of the answer to this problem must lie in addressing the systemic bias against women – which is a human-rights issue.” The mere presence of moderate to high levels of unfounded rates for sexual assault tells us absolutely nothing about the reasons for these rates. It might have something to do with systemic bias against women but it also might have something to do with whole number contributing elements that have nothing to do with systemic bias. For Ms. Mandhane to assert the causal relationship between the two as fact is deeply troubling.  I could continue going through her article point by point and show where she conflates her opinion with fact. Ideology has no place in matters as serious as this. Ms.Mandhane should know better.