Tundra operates in the Elkhorn area where childcare services are in high demand, sometimes leaving our employees with limited daycare options. Tundra is pleased to augment government support for the Elkhorn Early Learning Center to help staff find available and affordable daycare services in rural Manitoba. Ensuring that services are available in the region not only provides support to our … Read More

Reston Minor Ball, managed by a dedicated board, is a proud contributor to accessible and inclusive recreation within the community and surrounding areas. Their focus on facility improvements have enhanced community engagement and created spaces where players, families and spectators can come together. Tundra is proud to support improvements to the grounds which host a wide range of activities including … Read More

The Bienfait Fire Department had been operating out of a building shared with the town public works for decades, which limited space for vehicles and personnel. Improving access to community services like fire protection is important in rural communities. The Town of Bienfait was able to construct their new fire hall recently, thanks to a grant from Western Economic Development. … Read More

Torquay is new to Tundra’s operating area, and many of our staff live there. The Torquay Community Center and Torquay Arena are located in the village’s old school, which houses the public library, preschool program, and gymnasium.  The ice plant is home to the learn-to-skate program, various hockey teams, and the Rec Hockey League. Tundra is thrilled to donate $20,000 … Read More

Many Tundra employees and their families live in the Melita area. The community already has access to facilities for hockey, swimming, curling, kayaking, snowshoeing, and walking trails, but the current playground is in need of repairs and maintenance.  Tundra is proud to contribute $15,000 to upgrade the playground and park, including the provision of wheelchair-accessible playground equipment, a kayak launch, … Read More

Tundra promotes activities which support self-care and mental health. We are proud to contribute $35,000 toward upgrades to the Lampman Therapeutic Park. The space will be a place where Indigenous families can host smudging ceremonies and entertainment events which include musical performances and trade shows.  The park will serve as a sanctuary for individuals to unwind and escape the stresses … Read More

Melita School, a K-12 learning facility, is a huge part of the community, and Tundra is thrilled to continue our support. Tundra’s donation of $15,000 to this small facility will allow for the renovation of the playground and construction of two outdoor classrooms. The space will give ~200 students, staff, and the community a calming, natural place to enjoy nature. 

Tundra is proud to provide joint support with Kingston Midstream for this splash pad project! Since its opening in 1974, the pool has been a vital part of the community, providing a refreshing escape for residents during the summer months. Adding a splash pad will transform the pool facility, catering to the needs of young families in the community.

The Gainsborough community has operated the theater since 1971 and the building’s interior ceiling and attic are in need of repairs and upgrades. Tundra’s support will ensure the theatre stays open to provide access to arts and culture with weekly movie screenings on Friday nights in the spring and summer. 

The Hartney Community Rink is a hub for people of all ages. The Zamboni is an essential piece of equipment necessary for maintaining the ice surface which hosts curling, figure skating, and hockey activities Tundra is proud to support the Board with efforts to provide rink programming, maintenance, and operations.

Many Tundra employees and their families live in the Waskada area. The mini golf course is a new addition to the park, which provides the community with access to healthy activities. Tundra is proud to contribute $16,000 toward this project, which was initiated in 2023 by a group of local volunteers. 

In March of 2024 Tundra, through the Richardson Foundation, pledged another four years of funding ($100,000) to the Souris River Watershed District. Our long-standing partnership, which began in 2007, has positively impacted more than 7,600 youth and adults who benefit from environmental education programs offered by the SRWD.  Most recently, Land & Water Days provided the opportunity for students from … Read More