Hi-View Resources (CSE:HVW) has outlined new porphyry and precious metal targets following results from its 2025 soil and rock sampling program at the Lawyers East Block in British Columbia’s Toodoggone District.
The program defined two copper and molybdenum soil anomalies supported by elevated gold and silver values.
The eastern anomaly, measuring about 1.4km by 1km , returned up to 673 parts per million (ppm) copper, 93ppm molybdenum and 0.53 ppm gold, along with 59.3ppm silver located just outside the main copper-molybdenum zone.
CEO Nick Horsley said the results highlight a robust mineralised system with strong pathfinder elements.
“Located four kilometres from the Aurora discovery, this anomaly, hosted in the Black Lake Intrusive Suite, points to substantial potential for a porphyry-style copper and molybdenum system,” he said.
A total of 150 soil samples and 15 rock samples were collected in July to test northwest-trending fault structures identified in a 2021 airborne magnetic survey. The company said the results validate its district-scale exploration strategy targeting multiple mineralised systems across its 26,000-hectare land package.
Follow-up work will include tighter-spaced soil sampling, detailed geological mapping and ground geophysical surveys to refine and prioritise drill-ready targets for 2026.
Hi-View’s portfolio in the Toodoggone District includes the Golden Stranger, Lawyers East, West and North claims, the Borealis Project and Northern Claims such as Black Pearl and Oxide Summit.
Write to Dan Petrie at Mining.com.au
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