Hundreds of little pledges to fight bullying went up on a wall inside the CrossIron Mills shopping centre, just north of Calgary, Wednesday.
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It’s part of a Shaw Communications initiative for social change called the #PinkShirtPromise.
As Mia Sosiak reports above, the national campaign will raise money – and awareness – to help communities combat bullying.
READ MORE: #PinkShirtPromise campaign makes bullying personal for participants
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