Recent News:
Aug 31, 2010 
LC Completes 1st Tranche of Proposed Private Placement... More
Aug 26, 2010
LC Increases Proposed Private Placement... More
Aug 20, 2010
LC retains Ethos Consulting Ltd. for Corporate Communications... More
Aug 6, 2010
Proposed Private Placement... More
July 29, 2010
2009/2010 Second Quarterly and Year End Financials... More
July 21, 2010
NI43-101 Technical Report on Dansey...More
July 21, 2010
Filing Company NI43-101 Technical Report...More
July 15, 2010
Share consolidation completed... More
July 8, 2010
Results of special meeting... More
June 15, 2010
Special meeting to be held July 8, 2010... More
June 1, 2010
Confirmation of Notice of Record and Meeting Dates... More
April 29, 2010
2009/2010 First Quarterly and Year End Financials... More
April 21, 2010
Dansey Project operations update... More
March 30, 2010
2008/2009 Fourth Quarterly and Year End Financials... More
February 18, 2010
Name Changed... More
February 1, 2010
Private Placement completed... More
January 20, 2010
SNL releases more drilling results on Dansey Project... More
December 31, 2009
SNL arranges equity financing... More
December 2, 2009
SNL re-prices warrants and extends exercise period... More
November 25, 2009
2009 Drilling Completed - Dansey Project... More
Dansey Project Area
Geological research, integration, and re-interpretation by LC identified a number of regionally significant historical geophysical anomalies, along a trend of anomalous historical geochemical responses, which had received little or no historical drill-testing.
Based on this prospect identification work, LC carried out significant MMI geochemical surveying to better assess the mineral potential of the area.
The MMI surveying identified the polymetallic Central Anomaly, with an inferred size of up to 3,000 m x 1,200 m, as well as the nearby Valley anomaly.
LC carried out drill testing of the Central Anomaly, on a coincident historically reported geophysical anomaly.
Analysis of drilling results indicate that the Dansey project area has strong potential to host a mineralized porphyry system, and that within that broader intrusive system, drilled copper mineralization drilled by LC to-date may be oxide-hydrothermal hosted. Oxide-hydrothermal systems (a suite of mineralization including the enormous Olympic Dam deposit, in Australia) have the potential for both high grade and high tonnage expressions, and are a deposit class generating increasing geoscience and investor attention.