Gold Dynamics Corp. announced that it has received the National Instrument 43-101 independent technical report for the Lake Ste-Anne Property as part of its due diligence. The Technical Report was prepared by Michel Boily, PhD., P. Geo. The technical report details the exploration performed on the Lake Ste-Anne Property and recommends an initial exploration program of $233,592 to further the delineation of gold targets in the Southern Gold Zone. Easily accessible by paved roads, the Lake Ste-Anne Property is located in southern Quebec in the municipalities of Notre Dame-de-Montauban and St-Abalde. The 1,774 hectares (4,364 acres) Lake Ste-Anne Property is comprised of 43 contiguous mining concessions. The property was an important part of a much larger producing mine called The Montauban gold mine deposit. The following are excerpts from the technical report are the southern gold zone, which represents the southern extremity of the Montauban deposit, is two to three meters thick, dips 30 degrees to the NE and extends for 500 meters along a NW-SE direction. The ore grades 4.69 g/t Au and 62.96 g/t Ag on average. It is estimated the Southern Gold Zone still contains historical resources of 114,473 T at the rate of 6.1 g/t Au and 94 g/t Ag for a total of 22,821 ounces of gold and 347,086 ounces of silver. Past drilling campaigns on the property and on the Montauban mine lead to the discovery of shallow-seated gold and silver ore residing at depths of less than 200 meters. The past underground work on the property suggests the possibility of deeper-seated gold or Pb-Zn rich zones.