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> which I thought was a remarkable step considering the precarious state of Canadian libel law.

Taking a University to court for calling you a fraud only gives the University a great opportunity to prove it in a public court room :)

Also you can probably interview current and former employees, like yourself. Not to talk about the presumably long list of sketchy things published, which should be sufficient on its own.

If you want to maintain some illusion of legitimacy, suing a University isn't going to get you far.