Ian Hamilton, senior vice-president and general counsel for Lac Minerals says there is no truth to a suggestion that Lac has an interest in Scintilore Explorations. A street rumor reported in the stock market columns in the June 8 issue of The Northern Miner suggested that Lac was “taking a run ” at control of Scintilore.
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