The report states "Achieving this economic opportunity would require Canada to add more women to the high-productivity sectors, such as technology and raise women's participation in the labour force, each of which would account for 42% of the impact.  Another 16% would come from increasing women's working hours."

So they recommend getting more women into the labour force and making them work longer.  no points for making dumb suggestions - this accounts for 58% of the $150 billion.  They also recommend getting women into higher paying jobs (42% of the $150b).  That works as long as they don't replace people (males) already doing those jobs.  Replacement equals no net impact.

If the women replaced TFWs in the higher paid jobs, this would be a solid improvement.  But first and foremost, our country needs to stop treating it's people as cheap labour and start focusing on the quality of jobs.  This would help women the most and women at the lower pay levels more than anyone.