Thunder Bay's city council will vote on a 'Downtown Fort William Renewal Plan' that contains suggestions including selling city land for housing, establishing a new development corporation, and luring a university or college campus to the area.
Monday Morning ‘MUG’ing: Clean and ethical beauty
This week’s Monday Morning ‘MUG’ing is about makeup artist and aesthetician Scotia Kauppi.
Apr 5, 2021 10:06 AM By: Ayano Hodouchi-Dempsey
Scotia Kauppi, owner of Sweet Cherry Spa, has been in makeup artistry for 15 years and in aesthetics for 10. She started her business out of her home six years ago. Preferring to keep her work and home separate, Kauppi started renting a room at a hair salon. As she expanded and her client list grew, she moved again, to a space of her own inside the Victoriaville Mall.
Her reputation grew by word of mouth and social media, and she has a wide variety of regular customers of all ages and professions. “It’s funny because looking at me as a goth metalhead punk girl, you wouldn’t think people would be comfortable with me, but everyone’s super happy and they love how quirky everything is,” she says.