I'm suggesting the SCC might have some things to say about the rights of institutions versus the rights of individuals.  I think it's been the view in Canadian law that institutions don't really have human or Charter rights per se but are important in exercising the rights of the individuals who are their members.  They might want to be more specific about how to address the underlying individual rights in this case.

Or I could be wrong.  There are lots of issues that have been raised in this case that the Supremes may wish to comment on.  The only thing I can say is I'd be totally shocked if they interfered with LSUC's decision to not accredit TWU.