No, sexual harassment is not a crime, nor should it be one.  Not because it is acceptable, because it absolutely is not, but because we need to be very careful when it comes to criminalizing "bad behaviour" between individuals.  As an example, if a moderately large man addresses a sitting female while standing "too close" to her, by her standards, and as a consequence she subsequently feels "intimidated" is that a crime?  I have no wish to support harassers, and even less desire to support work cultures where old[er] men with perceived money and power can dictate the acceptability of associating employment progress and success to coercive sexual demands.  OTOH, and in the aftermath of Cosby, Ghomeshi, Allen, etc., etc. I have serious doubts about the likelihood of mitigating the social problem by trying to make it the subject of adversarial court proceedings.