Hi-View Resources (CSE:HVW) has engaged Peter E. Walcott & Associates to conduct airborne geophysical survey work across the company’s Canadian projects ahead of the group’s 2026 exploration campaign.
The survey is designed to refine existing targets and uncover new areas of mineralisation.
Results from the survey will be used to generate and prioritise drill targets across the Golden Stranger, Saunders, Borealis, Ursus, and Black Pearl projects as well as the southern section of Lawyer East Project.
Together, Hi-View’s projects, covering 23,000 hectares, span prospective ground along major regional structures including the Saunders Fault and the Red Line contact.
Hi-View says the Saunders Fault and the Red Line contact create a highly prospective structural and stratigraphic setting that is known to host gold-copper-silver deposits such as Kemess, Shasta and Lawyers, alongside the newly discovered AuRORA and AuWEST deposits.
CEO Nick Horsley says the new airborne program will systematically advance exploration across the company’s entire portfolio.
“By integrating these new datasets and unifying the old, we will be able to vector toward high-priority targets with greater confidence and position the company for a robust next phase of drilling,” Horsley says.
Hi-View Resources is a Canadian mineral explorer focused on advancing its portfolio of gold, silver, and copper projects in the Toodoggone region of Northern British Columbia.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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