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Line 8: [[File:Rabble.png\|thumb\|Rabble logo]] '''rabble.ca''' is an alternative, left-leaning<ref>{{Cite book\|last=Taras\|first=David\|url=https://books.google.ca/books?id=JQ7YBgAAQBAJ&pg=PA268\|title=Digital Mosaic: Media, Power, and Identity in Canada\|date=2015-01-26\|publisher=[[University of Toronto Press]]\|year=\|isbn=978-1-4426-0889-4\|___location=\|pages=268\|language=en}}</ref> [[Canada\|Canadian]] online magazine founded in 2001.<ref name=torpor>"{{cite news\|last1=Landsberg\|first1=Michele\|title=Rabble.ca may rouse us from torpor~~". ''~~\|work=[[Toronto Star]]~~'',~~\|date= April 14, 2001.\|id={{ProQuest\|438275106}}\|issn=03190781}}</ref> ''rabble.ca'' works in partnership with the [[Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives]] and the Centre for Social Justice.<ref name=torpor/> It features podcasts, videos and a [[Internet forum\|discussion board]] called ''babble''.<ref>"Canadians to clear up health care myths for Americans; rabble.ca posts U.S. health care page debunking myths and posting health care testimonials". ''Fox Creek Times'', September 16, 2009.</ref> == History ==

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