HEMLO MINING COMMITS $2.25 MILLION TO THE ALC

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

HEMLO MINING COMMITS $2.25 MILLION TO MARATHON ACTIVE LIVING CENTRE

Marathon, ON – The Town of Marathon and Hemlo Mining Corp. (“Hemlo Mining”) are pleased to announce the donation of up to $2.25 million from Hemlo Mining to the Marathon Active Living Centre project. The company’s commitment will support the design, development, and construction of the facility and is payable over five installments beginning in 2026. 

“The Town of Marathon is extremely grateful for this support from Hemlo Mining for our Active Living Centre. This donation is an example of the strong partnership that we have established between the Town and Hemlo Mining. This funding will support health, sport, recreation, and wellness for Marathon and the region for decades to come.” Mayor Rick Dumas, Town of Marathon.

“Marathon is an important part of the Hemlo Mining community, and we are proud to support a project that will deliver meaningful benefits for residents across the region. The Active Living Centre represents an investment in the long-term health, well-being and vitality of the community, and we look forward to seeing it become a lasting resource for generations to come.” Jason Kosec, President, CEO & Director of Hemlo Mining.

 

Quick Facts

- The Hemlo Mining commitment is the first in an ongoing effort to attract corporate, foundation, community, and other philanthropic support for the Active Living Center project.

- The Government of Canada Build Canada Fund is supporting the Active Living Centre project with a $37 million contribution.

- The project is currently under construction with the facility opening planned for 2028.

-  The construction phase of the project will create 450 jobs with total direct and indirect spending creating an economic impact of approximately $120 million in Canada.