He'll leave Ottawa just after midnight tonight and hopefully make it to Niagara in about 36 hours on his bike.
It's a 560 kilometre journey and Justin Turgeon is hoping to arrive at the Branscombe Mental Health Centre in St. Catharines Wednesday afternoon.
The Ride Over Matter will shine a light on mental health, all while raising money for Pathstone.
The campaign has already raised over $4,500. You can donate online here.
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