Woodworking shop struggles - Quinn Nikulak, owner of Kustom Kitties Canada, works on creating paddlewheels in his shop in Cupar. The paddlewheels are part of a daycare playstructure order the company is diligently building for delivery. Nikulak says he fears these may be some of the last orders his shop will create as daycare funding dries up in the wake of the stalled childcare agreement between the federal and provincial government. (Ashley Scarfe/Grasslands News)

In Cupar, nestled in a downtown building, lies Kustom Kitties Canada, a woodworking company with humble beginnings and big dreams. Started in 2018 by owner and chief toymaker Quinn Nikulak, Kustom Kitties originally made cat furniture. That all changed in 2021 when Nikulak’s son was born 12 weeks premature. With the pandemic still raging and […]

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