Jordan Snobelen is a Reporter at various publications including the Winnipeg Free Press and The Brandon Sun. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on agriculture and farming, as well as sports and legal affairs, often exploring themes related to farm management, equipment, and litigation. Jordan's work has also been featured in The Listowel Banner and The Wellington Advertiser.
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Guelph, Canada (Local)
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Jordan Snobelen's coverage largely revolves around local news, particularly in the areas of government and politics, agriculture and farming, finance and economy, business and industry, as well as crime. His focus is on reporting on community events, taxation policies changes by local governments, criminal activities happening within the locality or its impact on residents.
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By: Jordan Snobelen
Developer to get back portion of taxes via program to incentivize development
By: Jordan Snobelen
Study heading for county council vote in December
Memorial unveiled for Victoria Cross recipients Frederick Campbell, Samuel Honey
By: Jordan Snobelen
County spends about $800,000 annually on American products, services
By: Jordan Snobelen
Puslinch mayor 'not satisfied'with county's response to safety concerns
By: Jordan Snobelen
Judge issues arrest warrant for Navpreet Nahar who assaulted two teenage girls in 2021-22
By: Jordan Snobelen
PALMERSTON – Eight hockey teams are set to face off at the Palmerston and District Community Centre next weekend to benefit the Martin family. It’s the fifth year the tournament, organized by Winston Shantz, will raise money for a local family in need. Scott Martin, a mechanical engineer who grew
Volunteer firefighters responded to Oct. 21 blaze from Harriston, Mount Forest, Palmerston, Clifford
By: Jordan Snobelen
Richard Reid pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting woman between August 2024, January 2025
Three out of four elected as councillors are newcomers
