Nick Seebruch is the Editor at rabble.ca. He focuses on themes related to sports, including international sports leagues and major league sports, while also covering events and conferences. Nick’s work has been featured in various publications, including The Recorder & Times, The Kingston Whig-Standard, and Popular Resistance.
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Nick Seebruch's coverage predominantly revolves around Canadian politics, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and labor rights issues. He extensively covers topics related to activism, the Palestine-Israel conflict, union movements in Canada, and specific political events or figures within the country.
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By: Nick Seebruch
Despite not all provincial NDP leaders welcoming his election to federal leader, Avi Lewis committed to working through disagreements.
2025 was a significant year for progressive news. See how it was covered here at rabble in our 2025 annual report.
By: Nick Seebruch
Rainbow Railroad supports 2SLGBTQIA+ refugees seeking to escape violence in their country of origin.
By: Nick Seebruch
Over 630 athletes competed in seven events held over two days along the St. Lawrence River in Cornwall.
By: Nick Seebruch
Down to Earth was the theme around which hundreds of youth in Cornwall were encouraged to keep reading through the summer.
By: Nick Seebruch
Transition Cornwall+ invites people to a property near Newington to learn about growing their own food.
By: Nick Seebruch
OHL play returned to the Ed Lumley Arena on Sept. 4 after a break, with pre-season game between Ottawa and Kingston.
By: Nick Seebruch
OHL play returned to the Ed Lumley Arena on Sept. 4 after a break, with pre-season game between Ottawa and Kingston.
By: Nick Seebruch
NDP MP Leah Gazan is calling on all governments to take greater action against Residential School denialism after a white nationalist demonstration that took place on Tk'emlups te Secwepemc First Nation on Sunday, September 27.
By: Nick Seebruch
Fourth time the Muslim community invites people to learn and celebrate its arts and culture — this year through calligraphy.
