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UNDERGROUND BLASTING AT THE ODYSSEY MINE

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Cancellation

Canadian Malartic Mine’s blasting may be cancelled due to unfavourable winds or community activities, such as religious ceremonies.

 

Environmental Standards

We are authorized to perform two blasts per day, 365 days a year, between 11 a.m. and noon, and between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. The permitted blast length is 15 seconds. Standards are 12.7 mm/second for vibrations and 128 dB for noise.

 

Blasting results

Filter results :
Date Reference Expected duration Real duration Seismograph Wind Direction Vibration Decibels
2026-09-15 15:00 (Canceled) 20260915 PM 816 MS
2026-09-10 11:00 20260910 AM 1800 MS 1800 MS
Jacques-Cartier Ouest SSD SSD
Musée Ouest SSD SSD
Renaud Ouest SSD SSD
Des Saules Ouest SSD SSD
Abitibi Ouest SSD SSD
Royale Ouest SSD ND
Lasalle Ouest SSD SSD
2026-09-09 11:00 (Canceled) 20260909 AM 1800 MS
2026-09-09 15:00 (Canceled) 20260909 PM 1800 MS
2026-09-06 11:00 (Canceled) 20260906 AM 276 MS
2026-09-06 15:00 20260906 PM 276 MS 276 MS
Jacques-Cartier NNE SSD SSD
Musée NNE SSD SSD
Renaud NNE SSD SSD
Des Saules NNE SSD SSD
Abitibi NNE SSD SSD
Royale NNE SSD SSD
Lasalle NNE SSD SSD
2026-09-03 11:00 20260903 AM 2400 MS 2400 MS
Jacques-Cartier N SSD SSD
Musée N SSD SSD
Renaud N SSD SSD
Des Saules N SSD SSD
Abitibi N SSD SSD
Royale N SSD SSD
Lasalle N SSD SSD
2026-09-02 11:00 (Canceled) 20260902 AM 2400 MS
2026-09-02 15:00 (Canceled) 20260902 PM 2400 MS

Glossary

Date : Blast date and time.

Reference : Blast identification.

Length : Blast length or the period between the detonation of the first shot and the detonation of the last shot in a sequence.

Seismograph : Measuring instrument equipped with a geophone and a microphone. The geophone detects ground motion and vibrations passing through the earth’s crust. The microphone detects air pressure variations.

Wind Direction : Indicates wind direction.

Vibration : Indicates ground motion.

Decibels (dB) : Indicates air pressure variations.

Below Detection Limit (BDL) : Indicates seismograph has not been triggered. Seismograph is not triggered when ground vibrations are below 1 mm/s.

Not available (NA) : Indicates value is unavailable.

ms : Length is measured in milliseconds (1,000 ms = 1 second).