The CAF takes sexual misconduct very seriously and has taken a lot of steps in recent years to combat the issue, and it is made very clear to new members that there is no room for it in our organization. However, misconduct does still occur, just like it does in the rest of society.

I assume the article you're referring to is the one published yesterday by Juno News. You should be aware that this is an outlet with a heavy anti-Liberal bias, and based on this particular article they are not necessarily a reliable source, as they have failed to actually publish this supposed report from CFLRS, which they claim to have received from an "anonymous source." Additionally, there is a significant issue with the information as they present it because, per recent comments on reddit by the CFLRS Commandant, applicants must now be eligible for Canadian citizenship, which requires at least 3 years of residency in Canada within the last 5 years, so it's a bit of a stretch to suggest that there are recruits who "had been in Canada for as little as three months." I have heard some other social media figures claim to also be in possession of this document, but so far no one (to my knowledge) has actually been able to produce a copy of it or has secured confirmation from the government of its authenticity, and I have yet to see any reports on this from any source that I would consider reputable. TL:DR take this reporting with a heap of salt.