When the siren sounds, volunteer firefighters drop everything to help their neighbours. Several of those volunteers are Tundra employees, and their dedication inspires us. The Woodworth Fire Department’s rescue truck has served the community for 35 years. With Tundra’s support, it will soon be upgraded—strengthening emergency response for the entire Oak Lake Mutual Aid District.  This investment reflects something we believe deeply: safety doesn’t stop at … Read More

The Waskada rink is more than a building—it’s where kids learn to skate, where families cheer from the stands, and where winter nights feel a little warmer. Tundra is proud to help strengthen this important community hub, supporting the physical and mental wellness of families across the region. 

Since opening in 2023, the McAuley Rodeo Grounds have become a lively meeting place where neighbours cheer on riders, kids learn new skills through 4H, and families gather for the annual Hoedown Ranch Rodeo. With every event, the grounds feel more like the heart of the community. Now, with new food and washroom facilities on the way, the space is ready for its … Read More

Walk through the Hartney Fairgrounds on a sunny afternoon and you’ll hear the sounds of childhood—laughter, footsteps, and the kind of imaginative play that brings a community to life. Soon, those sounds will echo through a brand new, safe, and environmentally friendly playground. Children will climb, explore, and make new friends. Seniors from Cameron Lodge will enjoy outdoor fitness equipment that keeps them active and connected. Families will … Read More

For many families in Birtle, the school playground is more than a play structure—it’s where friendships begin, where imaginations run wild, and where parents chat while their kids burn off energy. Tundra is proud to support the final phase of this project, helping ensure that children have a safe, joyful place to play, learn, and grow for years to come. 

Inside Hillcrest Early Learning Centre, children learn through play—building towers, exploring nature, and discovering their own unique strengths. It’s a place filled with curiosity, creativity, and the joyful noise of childhood. Tundra’s support will help improve visibility and supervision in the playhouse area, giving children a safer space to explore while giving parents peace of mind. Strong childcare strengthens the whole community, and we’re proud to … Read More

Rusty Duce Park has long been a gathering place where families skate in winter, play volleyball in summer, and enjoy the simple joy of being active together. With help from Tundra, the Estevan Lions Club will install permanent rink boards—ensuring the park remains a vibrant, year-round hub for recreation and connection. It’s another chapter in the Lions’ 65-year legacy of service. 

On hot summer days, the pool at Oungre Memorial Park becomes a second home for many families. Kids learn to swim, parents relax by the water, and neighbours catch up under the prairie sun. Tundra’s support will help upgrade the park’s facilities, improving safety and cleanliness so the pool can remain a cherished gathering place for years ahead. 

In Torquay, the community centre is where everything happens—family gatherings, local events, and the everyday moments that bring people closer. Tundra is proud to support improvements that will make the centre more accessible and welcoming, helping it remain a place where neighbours connect and community spirit thrives. 

The Estevan Gymnastics Club is a place where more than 300 young athletes discover their strength, courage, and potential. With Tundra’s support, the club will introduce new trampoline and tumbling facilities, expand programming, and even train national level athletes right here at home. This expansion opens the door to new dreams, new skills, and new opportunities for families across Southeast Saskatchewan.

From early morning practices to evening pickup games, the Pleasantdale basketball courts are always buzzing with activity. They’re a free, safe space where youth, families, and adults come together to play, compete, and stay active. Tundra’s support will help revitalize the courts, making them more accessible and inviting for everyone who uses them. 

For more than a century, the Estevan Legion has been a place where Veterans find support; families gather for celebrations, and the community comes together for everything from concerts to bingos. When hailstorms severely damaged the roof in 2024, the building’s future was uncertain. Tundra is proud to help restore this important space so it can continue serving the community for generations to come.