Crime Stoppers Guelph Wellington (CSGW) unveiled The Cornerstone Award and announced the inaugural recipient is Brad Barbour of Guelph. Here, from left, Program Coordinator Sarah Bowers-Peter holds the Cornerstone Plaque while Brad Barbour accepts the Cornerstone Award from CSGW Treasurer John Svensson. Barbour has been an enthusiastic supporter of the program, which provides a safe, anonymous method of reporting crime.
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