It's not like Buddy Cole and the "Steps" crew were groundbreaking queer theorists, but they normalized the shit out of gayness for a lot of Canadians.

Today is the last day you can stream Kids in the Hall on Netfix. Make it count. In the meantime, "Daddy Drank."

Canadian cops = genuine class.

"I, myself, am missing a leg."

This one involves a shark.

"I'm a very busy man, Maggie."

The most dangerous game.

Couldn't you be a little more perfect?

"I just want to have a period, that's all."

Chicken Lady Loves Life. Today's KITH Monday is oddly and pointlessly dedicated to the late, great Lou Reed.

It's a slow, delicious, fruity spiral.

Someone has to return some videotapes.

How better to start Commonwealth Day than with the greatest Canadian sketch comedy troupe of ours or (prove me wrong!) any age?

Every woman fondly remembers the moment she first realized that, like it or not, "the way Kids in the Hall cast members look in drag" was going to be a deep and integral component of her sexual identity. For me it was the summer I turned eleven, and also every day since then, with the occasional Thursday off. Let us now rank the relative attractiveness of several prominent British and Canadian sketch comedians in drag, for…