As somebody who teaches on a Canadian campus, I had to laugh at that too. The campus power fights are essentially the "civil rights movement" liberals in teaching and governance positions, and some student groups, vs the neo-Marxist "social justice"/social constructionists coming from the humanities and some social sciences, particularly the gender studies. The latter have embedded themselves in the administrative side in the universities' efforts to support "safe spaces", LGBT(Q+), and to some degree HR. The political right is almost nowhere to be found, save for some moderate conservatives in STEM positions. Student unions are largely neo-Marxists. U. Ottawa student union even fired a yoga instructor for being white and hired someone of Indian heritage, in direct violation of the liberal Ontario Human Rights Act.

Whatever political right there is on campus holds zero power. I am a left-leaning liberal, but would rather work with right-centrists than these neo-Marxists.