Alamos Gold Young Davidson Mine

07/27/2026

At Alamos Gold, being a good neighbour means investing in the well-being of the communities where we live and operate.

For many families across northern Ontario, accessing specialized pediatric healthcare can mean traveling hundreds of kilometres away from home. In fact, last year, Ronald McDonald House programs supported more than 90 families from communities where Alamos Gold operates, helping them stay close to the medical care their children needed.

During some of life's most difficult moments, the need to travel far from home for a child's medical treatment can add significant emotional and financial stress to an already challenging journey. That's why we're proud to support Ronald McDonald House Canada with a $30,000 contribution that will help provide 120 nights of accommodation for families with a seriously ill or injured child.

By helping families stay close to the care their children need, Ronald McDonald House provides more than a place to stay. It offers comfort, stability, and the ability for families to remain together when it matters most.

We're proud to support an organization that helps families in northern Ontario and beyond access specialized care while remaining close to the people who matter most.

McDonald House Canada

07/01/2026

🍁Happy Canada Day from all of us at Alamos Gold!🍁Toute l’équipe de Alamos Gold vous souhaite une bonne fête du Canada!

07/01/2026

Do you live near the Young-Davidson mine?

Be sure to complete the survey below to help inform our Social Economic Baseline Study (SEBS).

This study helps us better understand the current social and economic conditions in our region and how mining operations influence our communities.

Your voice matters.

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06/21/2026

Today, on National Indigenous Peoples Day, we recognize and celebrate the cultures, histories, and contributions of Indigenous Peoples in Canada and around the world.

At Alamos Gold, we recognize the deep connection Indigenous communities have with the land and we aim to engage respectfully and work collaboratively with Indigenous partners, with a focus on open dialogue, understanding community perspectives, and supporting shared opportunities where possible.

06/18/2026

Everyone deserves access to mental health support when they need it.

Through Alamos Gold's contribution to Kids Help Phone’s Finding Hope program, we’re helping support access to critical mental health resources and services for young people and families across Canada.

Kids Help Phone continues to provide connection, support, and hope to communities every day, and we’re proud to support the important work they do.

06/17/2026

Celebrating the International Day of Women in Mining this week, we are proud to recognize the women helping shape the future of our industry. Their expertise, leadership, and dedication drive innovation, strengthen our operations, and support the communities where we live and work.

06/15/2026

Your Voice Matters, Matachewan.

Join us on June 24 for a community conversation about the future of Young-Davidson Mine and its impact on local jobs, businesses, and the community.

📍 YDMC | 🕛 12–2 PM

Share your ideas, enjoy refreshments, and enter for a chance to win a $100 gas card.

06/12/2026

Matachewan – We Want to Hear From You

Join us for a community conversation about the future of Young-Davidson Mine and its role in supporting local businesses, employment, and the community. This is an opportunity to share your ideas, ask questions, and help inform future planning.

June 24, 2026 I 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Young-Davidson Multifunctional Complex (YDMC) 257 Rye Street

Why attend?
✔ Share your feedback and ideas
✔ Help inform future planning
✔ Connect with others in the community
✔ Enjoy complimentary refreshments
✔ Enter for a chance to win a $100 gas card

Can't attend? You can still share your feedback by email at [email protected].

06/11/2026

Last week, Young-Davidson welcomed the Mine Rescue team from Agnico Eagle’s Macassa Mine for a joint training session ahead of the Provincial Mine Rescue Competition happening in Sudbury this week.

The Macassa team won this year’s District Competition in May, and we were happy to provide additional training support in preparation for their upcoming competition.

Mining operations span geographies and commodities, but it’s a close-knit community. The phrase “brother’s keeper” is a longstanding theme within the mining industry, as it speaks to a shared commitment to safety that connects everyone.

At Alamos Gold, we support one another because when it comes to emergency response, there is only one priority: keeping every miner safe so that everyone goes Home Safe Every Day.

06/10/2026

Access to medical care shouldn’t depend on how far someone must travel to get it.

That’s why we’re proud to contribute $50,000 to Hope Air, helping support patients and families across Northern Ontario who must travel far from home to access specialized medical care.

This partnership is especially meaningful to us because Hope Air has directly impacted members of our Alamos community. During their daughter Harper’s medical journey and recovery, a family with loved ones working at our mine received travel support from Hope Air, helping to make a challenging time a little easier.

The work Hope Air does every day helps reduce barriers to care for so many families and communities, and we’re proud to support their important mission.

Learn more here: https://hopeair.ca/alamos-gold-ontario-commits-50000-to-help-northern-ontario-patients-access-life-saving-medical-care/