Lessard Property - copper, zinc

CHIBOUGAMAU - QUEBEC

Lessard Long Section – Drilling 2008

The Lessard property, located approximately 107 kilometres north of the town of Chibougamau in the province of Quebec, comprises 91 claims for 1,456 hectares. Lessard hosts a copper-zinc-silver deposit with a historic resource reported in a feasibility study in 1975 by Selco Mining Corporation Ltd of 1,463,835 tons at 1.73 per cent. Copper, 2.96 per cent. Zinc, 1.1oz/t Silver and 0.019oz/t Gold, after allowance for dilution. (The resource is not compliant with NI43-101).

In 2006 Landore completed a successful drilling campaign on the Lessard deposit to confirm previous drilling results. In addition a Geotech VTEM penetrating time-domain airborne electromagnetic and magnetic survey was carried out over the entire property. The survey highlighted possible strike extensions of the existing resource and also developed new targets for follow-up exploration.

A second drilling campaign, consisting of 25 NQ diamond drill holes for a total of 9,581 metres, has been completed on the deposit in early 2008 in order to provide closer spacing to enable a JORC compliant Resource Estimation and to target possible strike extensions of the existing deposit.

In addition a further six exploration NQ diamond drill holes, for a total of 1,056 metres, were drilled on other targets generated by the airborne survey.

Latest drilling results are below.

Related Press Releases:

For further information and drilling results please consult the following press releases:

30-04-2008 - Lessard Drilling Update
16-10-2006 - Lessard Drilling Report
09-05-2006 - Progress Report