Nick Seebruch is the Editor at rabble.ca. He focuses on culture and society, regional interest, and world news, with a strong emphasis on accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, gender issues, and social interest. Nick's work has been featured in various publications including The Daily Observer, Kingston This Week, 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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A lot happened in 2025 in national politics, labour, and the ongoing fight for justice for Palestinians.
By: Nick Seebruch
In memory of his wife, Karl Beveridge has made a donation to the Workers Arts and Heritage Centre.
Our first Off the Hill event of 2026 will discuss the NDP leadership race.
If Doug Ford fails to respond to the libel notice, he may face further legal action from the Al Quds committee.
The federal NDP 2026 convention opened on Friday, March 27 in Winnipeg with an opening address from Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew.
With less than 24 hours before the final vote, candidates made a pitch to the few NDP convention delegates who had yet to cast their ballot.
Niall Ricardo, Libby Davies, and Keira Gunn ran as a slate of candidates with a pitch to empower the NDP's electoral district associations.
Avi Lewis won a clear majority in the ranked ballot leadership vote.
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.
