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Rabble is a Canadian web magazine, which publishes journalism relating to social justice and progressive politics.

Rabble was established in 2001 by journalist and activist Judy Rebick, in cooperation with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and the Montreal-based Alternatives. Its debut coincided with the anti-globalization protests at the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City.

Rabble has published work by many of Canada's most influential left wing journalists, including Rebick, Rick Salutin, Naomi Klein, Thomas Walkom and Linda McQuaig. The site also has a discussion forum, which is currently one of the most popular politically-oriented web discussion boards in Canada.

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