Pink Shirt Day
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February 24th marks the 9th annual anti-bullying Pink Shirt Day campaign across the country! by emil tiedemann “ B ULLYING is destructive, emotionally damaging, and, in some cases, deadly, and no child should have to suffer from its harmful and negative effects,” said Brad Shaw , Chief Executive Officer, Shaw Communications Inc. “Shaw’s #PinkShirtPromise campaign is a powerful initiative that gives us the ability to work closely with our partners to create safer environments for children and youth – whether at school, at home, or online.” That's why Shaw Communications has teamed up with various organizations and groups to celebrate Pink Shirt Day ( Feb. 24 ), a way to promote and encourage conversation about bullying in schools and online. Today, Pink Shirt Day, Southgate Centre invites everyone to wear a pink shirt to support the cause, and take part in the #PinkShirtPromise school rally and activities at Southgate Centre from 10am – 11am in the west atri