Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) is establishing a carefully managed five-year exploration framework, following amending an exploration permit for the Golden Stranger Project in Canada.
The amendment now includes the Lawyers East, Saunders and Borealis porphyry target zones, which enhances the value of Hi-View’s Toodoggone portfolio.
CEO Nick Horsley says the five-year exploration framework includes up to 100 line-kilometres of induced polarisation (IP) surveying and up to 45 drill pads.
“The approval provides a solid foundation for a comprehensive, responsible exploration program focused on final drill target selection across our extensive land holdings,” Horsley says.
“We are confident that our systematic approach, integrating geological sampling with geophysics, will effectively vector additional high-priority drill targets, deepen our understanding of the district, and create substantial long-term value.”
Hi-View’s 2026 exploration plans are to start the season with regional soil and rock sampling and geological targets and known showings. This will be completed alongside IP lines over areas of interest.
The proposed permit amendment also requests an increase in permitted year one drill sites to 26 drill sites at the targets. These potential drill targets will further be evaluated and refined with the 2026 surface sampling, mapping and geophysics.
As reported, Hi-View raised C$1.97 million ($2.05 million) through a non-brokered private placement to conduct exploration across its Toodoggone projects. Around 6.57 million units were issued at C$0.30 each, with units comprising one share and half of a share purchase warrant.
Hi-View Resources is a mineral explorer focused on gold, silver and copper discoveries in northern British Columbia, Canada.
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