The Odyssey Mine, now under construction, will develop the continuity of the deposit in the Canadian Malartic and Barnat pits through four main mineralized zones at depth: East Malartic, Odyssey North, Odyssey South and East Gouldie. We will become one of Canada’s largest underground gold mines. We are located approximately 3 km east of the entrance to the Town of Malartic.
AT THE PEAK OF OPERATIONS
BY 2029-2030
AT THE PEAK OF OPERATIONS
BY 2029-2030
PLANNED ANNUAL PRODUCTION:
AT THE PEAK OF OPERATIONS
BY 2029-2030
An amendment of the decree authorizing the mining of the North and South Odyssey Zones and the start of exploration ramp excavation was passed in December 2018.
Another application to amend the decree was filed with the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change (MELCC) in February 2021, in order to include, among other things, the East Gouldie zone, discovered in 2018, and the known East Malartic zone.
Fall 2020 to 2030
Ramp construction
Fall 2020 to the end of 2027
Detail engineering of main infrastructure
2021 to 2022
Construction of the headframe (93 m high)
End of 2022 to the end of 2026
Start of shaft sinking (1,800 m deep)
Early 2023
Production using the ramp – Odyssey South (0 to 600 m)
2027
Production using the shaft – East Gouldie
As part of the application to amend the decree filed with the MELCC in February 2021, an online information and consultation process was conducted in November 2020. A report on that process was incorporated into our application to the Ministry. It examines the comments, questions and concerns from citizens.
VIEW THE REPORT ON THE INFORMATION AND CONSULTATION PROCESS (AVAILABLE IN FRENCH ONLY)
LTE mobile network
Worker detection and localization systems
Automated equipment
Continuous production with a distribution system
On-demand ventilation
Electric equipment and vehicles
