JENNIE ’s debut studio album, Ruby, debuts at No. 2 on Billboard ’s Top Album Sales chart (dated March 22). The set sold ...

DAWSON CREEK, B.C. — Leaders of the Peace region’s local communities donned pink shirts today to stand against bullying. On Pink Shirt Day, celebrated across Canada on February 26th ...

Chalamet ditched a shirt and instead wore a Panthère de Cartier necklace ... Domingo's look at the 93rd Annual Academy Awards in an alarmingly neon pink sequinned three piece suit. Although it ...

Pink Shirt Day is held annually on the third Wednesday in February to raise awareness about bullying in schools. The initiative began 2007 after a Grade 9 student in Cambridge, N.S. was bullied ...

This Pink Shirt Day, Conseil scolaire du Grand Nord students are wearing a T-shirt designed by one of their own. Abby Baker, a Grade 12 student at École secondaire Château-Jeunesse in Longlac ...

PRINCE GEORGE— February 26, 2025 is Pink Shirt Day. Pink Shirt Day is an annual awareness campaign to recognize bullying and stand up against it. The national movement in 2007 when a Nova Scotian ...

The Be Kind Club hosted a mural with the theme of “Share some Positivi-TEA," on Pink Shirt Day. The group puts on monthly events to encourage inclusivity for everyone in our school. "I think ...

Sask Sport is marking Pink Shirt Day with a focus on eradicating bullying in sports. "I work every day towards mitigating the amount of bullying that happens in amateur sports," said provincial sport ...

To help bring awareness about bullying, Canadians are encouraged to wear a pink shirt today. Since 2007, Canadians have been encouraged to wear pink on the last Wednesday of every February, otherwise ...

Pink Shirt Day was recognized at schools in Red Deer on Wednesday. The annual day to raise awareness and take a stand against bullying started 18 years ago in Nova Scotia and has grown to be ...

People across the country are donning their pink shirts today in a celebration of kindness and to symbolize their commitment to combat bullying. "In 2007, two Nova Scotia high school students ...