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1 week ago | thekit.ca | Briony Smith |Leanne Delap

Locked within many of us is a list. A list of everything we’ve ever dreamed of doing—or having done to us. You know: a sex list. Yet most people will never experience any of it, whether it’s a matter of timing or shame, monogamy, fear or inertia. And so the check-boxes go unfilled, the list growing dustier every year. Molly Kochan’s own list had gone unchecked. But one day, she learned a single fact that would change her life. Or, rather, end it. Her cancer had returned and she was going to die. Soon.

2 weeks ago | thekit.ca | Renee Tse |Leanne Delap

There’s strong “Buy Canadian” energy in the air lately—and we love to see it. In the face of ever-changing tariff threats from south of the border, there’s a growing desire to support homegrown talent and spotlight local brands. Canada has long been a quiet powerhouse of design talent, but now more than ever, our beauty and fashion brands are centre stage.

2 weeks ago | thekit.ca | Leanne Delap

We have reached peak Mrs. Roper revival. Helen Roper was the busybody landlord on the sitcom Three’s Company, played by the late actress Audra Lindley between 1977 and 1984. The character was known for her colourful caftan collection, penchant for large-format, gaudy plastic jewellery, and vibrant halo of curly red hair. She was, despite her meddling, an early example of an ally on television.

2 weeks ago | thekit.ca | Leanne Delap

Next Monday, on April 14, an all-women, celebrity-laden crew will launch into space on a Blue Origin rocket. It’s part of a new age of exploration, where venturing to the bottom of the sea and up into space have become tourism projects for billionaires, such as Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk’s SpaceX. The difference is that this one is being pinkwashed with the language of feminism and the struggles of women in STEM.

3 weeks ago | thekit.ca | Richie Assaly |Leanne Delap

The 2025 Juno Awards, hosted by Canadian crooner Michael Bublé, took place at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Sunday night. “I’m a hometown kid who never left,” Bublé said during his opening monologue, kicking off a ceremony that featured plenty more Canadian patriotism, as well as exciting performances, musical diversity and big wins—Toronto band The Beaches took home the Group of The Year award. Here are the best moments from the Junos.