Hi-View Resources (CSE:HVW) is seeking to selectively expand its land position in the Toodoggone District of Canada in 2026, while also advancing systematic exploration across its existing portfolio.
The company plans to prioritise fieldwork and technical programs aimed at refining geological models and uncover further drill targets.
As exploration advances, Hi-View intends to pursue further financing at improved valuations to support these programs. Once priority targets have been established, drill testing is expected to advance.
CEO Nick Horsley says the company is focusing on systematic, disciplined exploration to unlock the full potential of its Golden Stranger Project in Canada.
“The molybdenum anomaly at Lawyer’s East is particularly exciting, as molybdenum is a well-recognised pathfinder for porphyry systems,” Horsley says.
“Its proximity to the AuRORA porphyry highlights the strong discovery potential of the project.”
During 2025, the company completed multiple equity financings and expanded its exploration footprint through acquisitions, option agreements, and claim staking. These efforts resulted in the addition of several mineral properties in British Columbia’s Toodoggone District – which the company now owns and options for more than 27,791 hectares.
“2025 marked a pivotal year for Hi-View, highlighted by our expansion in the Toodoggone District, where we have become the fifth-largest landholder north of Kemess,” Horsley notes.
“We have advanced a robust pipeline of exploration opportunities, including two high-priority targets at Lawyer’s East and Borealis’s Cas, a newly identified copper zone at our Golden Stranger epithermal project, and several additional priority targets.”
Before the year ended, Hi-View also closed the final tranche of a non-brokered private placement – resulting in raising C$775,000 ($833,936).
Hi-View Resources is a mineral explorer focused on advancing its diversified portfolio of five projects in British Columbia’s Toodoggone Gold and Copper District.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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