Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) has retained independent geological consulting firm APEX Geoscience to manage and execute a Canadian summer 2026 field program across its Toodoggone projects.
APEX will provide geological consulting and technical services to support the company’s exploration and evaluation activities on an as-needed basis.
The scope of work may include the review and interpretation of geological data, authoring technical reports, and guidance to support Hi-View in advancing its mineral exploration projects, including those focused on critical and strategic minerals.
Further details regarding Hi-View’s 2026 exploration plan will be provided upon completing the data compilation.
CEO Nick Horsley says APEX has extensive experience in the district, and the company is pleased to re-engage with them for this year’s program.
“Their geological expertise and hands-on knowledge of the region make them the right team to help us move these projects forward,” Horsley says.
Recently, Hi-View acquired three mineral claims, covering 157.8 hectares, contiguous to the Lawyers East porphyry target within the Toodoggone District.
As part of the acquisition, Hi-View will pay C$10,000 ($10,458) in cash and issue 137,500 shares to the vendors.
The company has also established a five-year exploration framework at its Golden Stranger Project, which includes up to 100 line-kilometres of induced polarisation (IP) surveying and up to 45 drill pads.
The Toodoggone District benefits from the Omineca Resource Access Road and existing Kemess Mine infrastructure, providing rare access and servicing in a remote mining region. The area is positioned beside major discoveries and advanced projects including Ranch and Lawyers, Mets, Baker, Shasta, AuWest, and the Aurora porphyry.
Hi-View Resources is a mineral explorer focused on its portfolio of copper and gold prospects in British Columbia.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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