This story--like so many others in the "unfounded" series, still prompts questions.  The one today? The Status of Women report has 45 recommendations.  If I am correct, this piece mentions 3.  Obvious question: what are the other 42? 
Anyway, the three...
1. Get Stats Can to calculate annual numbers of "unfounded" files across the country.
2. Third-party advocates in and around complainant interviews.  
And: 
3. "training for judges and police on dealing with sex-assault cases.

Let's examine these 3.  
1. OK, but it doesn't go far enough. Suggestion to police departments:  abolish the term "unfounded." In the interest of clarity, any number of other reasons, including: "not enough evidence to proceed."
2.  Fine, but again, doesn`t go far enough. Suggest: no-cost advocates for those accused. 
3. This assumes judges and police need training, based on errors of the few.  Some might need refresher courses--maybe they were trained, but forgot the lessons.  Who knows for sure?