Jasmin Esquivel of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, has won the national Mrs. Canada Universe pageant in Surrey, British Columbia, earning a spot to compete at Mrs. Universe 2026 in Sri Lanka this fall. The victory marks Esquivel’s first pageant title in more than two decades and places her on the national stage once again.
Esquivel’s win comes with a clear personal note: her children stand as her biggest support. The image accompanying the report shows Esquivel seated with her children and other family members as she accepted the crown, highlighting the family-centered narrative that accompanied her victory.
The national pageant, conducted in Surrey, B.C., culminates in Esquivel earning the right to represent Canada at an international level later this year. The competition and its award signal a return to the spotlight for a contestant who has spent many years away from pageantry, according to the accompanying description.
Details about the exact date of the event or the specifics of the competition format beyond the national title are not provided in the available material. The report confirms Esquivel’s origin in Prince Albert, confirms the provincial tie to Saskatchewan, and confirms the prize path to Mrs. Universe 2026 in Sri Lanka.
In a brief overview, Esquivel’s coronation sets a plan to travel to Sri Lanka for the international event this fall, with her children highlighted as a source of support during this milestone. The article does not include additional information about the judging panel, other finalists, or the broader implications for Saskatchewan’s pageantry community.
