SNOBELEN: Canadians quietly smug about U.S. politics Canadians seem to take quiet pleasure in the political goings-on south of the border. February 15, 2020 Columnists
SNOBELEN: Ford must maintain resolve to fight for 'the people' in second half of mandate When the Ontario Legislature resumes sitting Feb. 18, the Ford government will be at the midway point in its mandate. February 7, 2020 Columnists
SNOBELEN: Time to stop disrespecting skilled trades My Dad taught me a lot of important things — some of them stuck. January 18, 2020 Columnists
SNOBELEN: New crop of teachers, same old complaints I drove the pickup to Streetsville on Wednesday and it was, to paraphrase Yogi Berra, like deja vu all over again. January 11, 2020 Columnists
SNOBELEN: Over 50? A colonoscopy can help you beat the odds As coincidence (or karma) would have it, I was reading Eddie Olczyk’s book, Beating The Odds In Hockey And In Life , when my doctor informed me that it was time for a medical test. December 14, 2019 Columnists
SNOBELEN: Time to put an end to teacher strikes Ontario teachers exercised their right to annoy this week. December 7, 2019 Columnists
SNOBELEN: Brian Mulroney left legacy of world-leading environmental initiatives When the weather gets weird it’s always wise to check out what the oldest farmer in the county is doing. November 23, 2019 Columnists
SNOBELEN: Time for Conservatives to embrace, not just tolerate, diversity A couple of decades ago a local service club in suburban Toronto faced an interesting dilemma. November 16, 2019 Columnists
SNOBELEN: Ford government versus the 'change wall' The late Leonard Cohen must have had a least a little insight into political life when he penned the line “they sentenced me to thirty years of boredom, for trying to change the system from within.” November 9, 2019 Columnists
SNOBELEN: Conservatives must focus on advancing entrepreneurial spirit Halloween is a scary time for Liberals. November 1, 2019 Columnists
