Hi-View begins exploration campaign in BC’s Toodoggone area

Hi-View Resources Initiates 2026 Exploration Campaign in Toodoggone Mining District to Advance Porphyry Targets

Hi-View Resources has launched its 2026 exploration program in the Toodoggone Mining District of British Columbia, Canada. The initiative includes 50 kilometers of induced polarization (IP) surveying, geological mapping, and prospecting across 50 km², along with the collection of approximately 4,000 soil samples spanning over 100 km².

The collected soil samples will undergo ultratrace multi-element analysis to identify low-level pathfinder elements such as tellurium and selenium, which are associated with porphyry-epithermal mineral systems.

Permits for drilling have been approved for key target areas including Lawyer’s East, Borealis, and Golden Stranger. Fieldwork is focused on these sites to refine drill targets, with activities spanning multiple zones across Hi-View Resources’ property.

Exploration efforts will prioritize Lawyer’s East and Borealis, which will undergo IP surveying, soil collection, prospecting, and geological mapping. Black Pearl will also be targeted with IP, soil sampling, and mapping, while Golden Stranger will focus on IP, soil collection, and prospecting. Additional IP or mapping activities are scheduled for Saunders, Nub, and other northern properties.

Other high-priority zones within the property include Harmon Peak, Ursus, Junker, Garnet, and Oxide Summit. IP survey lines are strategically positioned over geophysical anomalies identified in 2025 and surface geochemical anomalies.

Geological mapping will analyze local rock structures, alteration patterns, veining, and mineralization to identify porphyry and epithermal system indicators. The work will also verify historic mapping and explore under-studied zones using hyperspectral analysis, petrography, and whole-rock geochemistry.

Soil sampling will focus on southern property sections and Black Pearl, where limited historical data exists. This approach aims to address data gaps and improve targeting accuracy.

Hi-View CEO R. Nick Horsley stated, “This exploration program is designed to finalize target vectors for porphyry deposits, prioritizing the most advanced areas. Once data collection from priority targets is completed, the company will advance toward a drill program.”

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