The Kenton Memorial Hall was built in 1945 as a monument to World War 2 soldiers. It remains a central meeting place for the community to this day. Over the years the hall has seen improvements with the addition of new dressing rooms, exterior upgrades, emergency lighting and exits. After many decades, renovations are required to meet new health standards. … Read More

Many Tundra employees are graduates of the Virden Collegiate Institute which offers a wide variety of programming in the arts, sciences, business, technology and physical education. This grant for improvements to Virden Collegiate’s basketball system strengthens our long-term partnership. Team sports bolster confidence, increase connections, and build character. At VCI, students are also athletes with a natural community of sport.

Skating at an outdoor rink is about as Canadian as it gets. Outdoor rinks create feelings of nostalgia. Tundra is proud to provide support that will help to ensure this timeless community meeting place is available to all free of charge. So lace up your skates, grab a mug of hot cocoa and take part in a classic Canadian activity … Read More

Investment in childcare has compounding positive effects on employment because it allows parents to enter and remain in the workforce knowing that their children have access to care and programming that leaves a lasting impact far beyond the early years. Tundra’s culture of Everyone Home Safe Every Day extends beyond the workday to the home lives of our employees. Support … Read More

Tundra is pleased to support this volunteer, non-profit organization that provides children aged 4 to 18 with the opportunity to participate, learn and enjoy the game of baseball. This well-used outdoor sports facility was showing the years and had become inadequate to support growing program needs. Tundra is proud to provide funding to double the number of batting cages in … Read More

Local ball diamonds are gathering spots for many rural communities where neighbours can enjoy recreational activities while strengthening community bonds. The Scarth ball diamond services the Virden area in the Rural Municipality of Pipestone. Tundra’s support will allow for infield improvements, baseline fence installation and the purchase of new bases. We’re proud to help ensure this outdoor sports facility remains … Read More

Tundra employees live, work and provide volunteer firefighting services in the St. Lazare area. We are proud to contribute funding for the purchase of a vehicle extrication tool (Combi Tool) which will help support responders attending to vehicular incidents.

Provision of safe transportation to and from the communities located in Tundra’s operating areas is important to Tundra. Contributing to the purchase of a new transit bus to provide service within the Town of Redvers and medical transportation in Brandon, Manitoba, and Regina, Saskatchewan aligned with our values and our goal to improve community access and accessibility through Richardson Foundation … Read More

The Maryfield Fire Department services areas where Tundra operates, as well as the communities where our employees live and work. Nearly two dozen Tundra employees currently serve as volunteer firefighters in 16 districts across southwestern Manitoba and southeastern Saskatchewan. Many of these areas have only volunteer-based response teams – so if there are no volunteer firefighters, there are no firefighters. … Read More

Fresh Air Fitness, a non-profit organization, works with members of the Estevan community to ensure that a free outdoor fitness area is accessible to adults and supervised children. Tundra is proud to support the development of an outdoor Pickle Ball court which will act as a gathering space for local sports enthusiasts.

The Parent Advisory Council (PAC) works to ensure a safe and positive learning environment is accessible to staff, students and families in the community. The PAC is involved with fundraising efforts which provide support for field trips, a hot lunch program, concerts, a local arts festival and many other seasonal activities. Tundra is proud to support the addition of an … Read More

Tundra’s giving through the Richardson Foundation is focused on improving accessibility to facilities in the communities where we live and work. Senior members of the Pierson community will benefit from new wheelchair accessible automated entry and exit ways, washroom facilities and flooring that will reduce trip hazards and improve safety for seniors. The hall is a central gathering place for … Read More