General: Winter Shoes?

Alright all you year-round riders I'm having the damndest time finding a good pair of winter appropriate shoes for riding. I've found plenty of absurdly expensive clipless options and plenty of boots but I'm looking for a cage fitting sneaker type shoe that'll not soak up water when covered with melting snow. Anyone have or know of anything like that? I've got the rest of my winter kit sorted out (dry-fits, waterproof knickers, waterproof socks, plenty of top layers, headgear, gloves, etc..) but I can't find the shoes.
I live in Denver so we don't get a terrible amount of snow most years but I commute about 24 miles round trip a day and I absolutely plan to ride my bike every possible day this winter.

Help me Velo-wan Kenobee, you're my only hope.

There a couple different skate companies that make 'snow' shoes that are completely water proof. I dont know if you are the kind of guy that rocks skate shoes, but I have a pair of Vans Ico's that are waterproof, snow proof... impenetrable. They are specifically marketed as snow skate shoes. They made it through a winter riding in the UP michigan, so they are solid anywhere.

If you dont mind looking silly you can use the raincovers for clipless shoes on your ordinary shoes.

Puma Baskets. Wool socks. Generous applications of mink oil/Sno-Seal.

Hard surface leather and wool have been keeping people's tootsies warm for about 3000 years.

For the winter, I wear a pair of Clarks Desoto's. They are slip on, zip-ups, so they are easy on/off, and no laces to interfere with the cages or for water to leak into. I live in the Northeast and we get a lot of rain and snow, and these have served me well. They are waterproof, but I also used a leather water proofer on them to make them better.
http://www.zappos.com/product/7553102/color/72

Well, you can walk in them, but after a few minutes people will start making tap dancing jokes.

Oh, I know what you're saying about looks, but there is no mistaking the sound of a rigid sole on most hard floors.