The Windsor Police Service has joined a national campaign encouraging people to stop using a specific word.
The "yellowcard" campaign is part of an anti-bullying initiative meant to raise awareness of the negative use of the "R" word.
People are encouraged to sign a pledge to end the use of the term in everyday conversation.
Windsor police Chief Al Frederick and mayor Drew Dilkens signed the pledge this morning.
A yellow card is being used because of the yellow card in soccer which is given as a warning when a player’s behaviour is not acceptable.
