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2026

Oct 9
2026
CMM/Odyssey Mine

NEWSLETTER – SEPTEMBER 2026

Our latest newsletter is now available! In this edition, look back at the evolution of the Odyssey Mine more than five years after construction began, get an update on the ongoing reclamation work at the Canadian Malartic Mine, read testimonials from our interns, and learn more about our recent community involvement activities. See our newsletter […]

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Oct 8
2026

INVITATION TO THE MARBAN MINING PROJECT COMMUNITY MEETING

On October 15, we will be meeting with residents to get to know the Dubuisson community, present updates on the Marban Project since its acquisition by Agnico Eagle, and discuss the community’s concerns and expectations. From 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., this will be an opportunity for participants to visit our booths highlighting the project’s […]

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Oct 8
2026
CMM/Odyssey Mine

AMQ RECOGNITION FOR 21 SUPERVISORS AND THEIR TEAMS

Twenty-one supervisors from the Canadian Malartic and Odyssey mines were honored with a Recognition Award presented by the Québec Mining Association (QMA) during its Occupational Health and Safety Conference held on October 6. This distinction highlights the outstanding performance of their teams, which achieved between 50,000 and 300,000 consecutive work hours without a lost-time accident. […]

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Jun 30
2026

JUNE NEWSLETTER

Our latest newsletter is now available. In the center pages of this issue, we highlight the Canadian Malartic Monitoring Committee, a key pillar in our relationship with the citizens of Malartic and the surrounding communities. See our newsletter Don’t forget to subscribe to receive our next issue electronically. Happy reading!  

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Mar 9
2026
CMM/Odyssey Mine

9th EDITION OF J’ADOPTE UN ARBRE PROGRAM!

Canadian Malartic Mine, Odyssey Mine and the City of Malartic are pleased to announce the 9th edition of J’adopte un arbre. Again, this year, 600 residents, owners and tenants of Malartic will have the chance to register and choose from a variety of 5 trees, 4 shrubs and 6 planters. In addition, participants have the […]

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