Our Mission

In 2011, Ottawa teenager Jamie HUBLEY took his own life after years of relentless bullying and a subsequent battle with mental illness. Prior to Jamie's passing, amongst his peers he worked hard to spread the message of acceptance and understanding. In early 2012, having learned of Jamie’s tragic experiences and death, our founder Tad Milmine started Bullying Ends Here with a goal of eradicating all forms of bullying. Bullying Ends Here is a series of educational presentations for youth & adults aimed at educating others on what bullying looks like and how to prevent it. Our presentations have been presented around the world to educators, students and staff to overwhelming feedback with requests to return. Credited with saving dozens of lives and being shared with over 1 million people worldwide, we have proven results to not only change lives, but save them!

Uniting communities and igniting spirits. This 7-hour stationary rowing event stands as a beacon of hope to rally individuals from all walks of life in support of our honored Veterans and dedicated First Responders. Together, with every row, we move forward, not only in physical endurance but in our unwavering commitment to mental health advocacy for Trauma Exposed Professionals and their families.

Driven by compassion and resilience, this event is more than just a challenge; it is a testament to the power of collective action. Rooted in the spirit of camaraderie, every dollar raised becomes a lifeline, extending hope and healing to those who have sacrificed for our safety.

2024 marks the 44th Anniversary of the Calgary Police Half Marathon. The goal of the Calgary Police Half Marathon Committee has always been to provide a premier race. Attention to detail and the quality of the performance awards and race giveaways have contributed significantly to the race’s popularity.  Proceeds go to support local charities including: Calgary Police Youth Foundation and MRU Bursary Program