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Hi-View Toodoggone Projects

Hi-View gets closer to unlocking Toodoggone’s full potential

Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) has completed a data room compilation in connection with its project portfolio in the Toodoggone District in British Columbia, Canada. 

The data room has been assembled to support potential partnerships, joint ventures, and asset-level investment discussions. 

CEO Nick Horsley says this will help unlock the full value of its Toodoggone project portfolio. 

“With over 10,000 digitised samples, kilometres of induced polarisation data and newly uncovered historical drill logs now compiled and geo-referenced, we have assembled one of the largest historical datasets in the district,” Horsley says. 

“The robust dataset will enable our team to identify additional high-priority targets for the upcoming field season.

“By integrating and validating decades of geological, geochemical and geophysical data, we are now in a position to significantly reduce exploration risk and more efficiently vector toward high-priority drill targets.” 

Horsley adds that through the company’s merger and acquisition activities in 2025, the equivalent exploration work represented in the data room would exceed C$10 million ($10.23 million) at today’s cost. 

Three properties anchor the Hi-View Toodoggone portfolio as high-priority drill targets, each with distinct geological characteristics and well-defined exploration histories. 

Hi-View says these include Lawyers East, Borealis, and the Golden Stranger targets, alongside the Black Pearl target. 

Toodoggone exploration

This news comes after Hi-View engaged with APEX Geoscience to manage and execute a Canadian summer 2026 field program across its Toodoggone projects.

As previously reported, APEX will provide geological consulting and technical services to support Hi-View’s exploration and evaluation activities. The scope of work will include reviewing and interpreting geological data, authoring technical reports and providing support on advancing exploration programs. 

Earlier this year, the company also established a five-year exploration framework, which Horsley says provides a solid foundation for a comprehensive, responsible exploration program focused on final drill target selection. 

“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,” Horsley says. 

Hi-View Resources is a mineral explorer focused on gold, silver, and copper discoveries in northern British Columbia, Canada.

Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au   

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Written By Aaliyah Rogan
Originally from New Zealand, Aaliyah brings several years of experience covering the resources sector, with a focus on companies, commodities and global mining markets. Her reporting has spanned European markets and the evolving global mining landscape, with a focus on the stories and market forces driving change across the sector.