Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) has launched its 2026 exploration program at the Toodoggone mining district in British Columbia, Canada.
The company’s 2026 program comprises 50 line kilometres of induced polarisation (IP) surveying, 50km2 of geological mapping and prospecting, and around 4,000 soil samples over more than 100km2.
Hi-View has received approved drill permits for the principal targets at Lawyers East, Borealis, and the Golden Stranger, with exploration work focused on finalising these targets.
Field work will be conducted across multiple target areas. In addition to the principal targets, planned activities include work at Black Pearl, Saunders, Nub, and Northern properties. Other target areas include Harmon Peak, Ursus, Junker, Garnet, and Oxide Summit.
IP surveying will be conducted at anomalies identified in the company’s 2025 airborne magnetic data, together with areas that show coincident surface geochemical anomalies.
Geological mapping will look at detailing structure, alteration, veining, and mineralisation patterns in select areas, with the program validating historical mapping and samples while examining new historically underexplored targets.
Additional soil sampling will cover prospective areas in the southern part of the property as well as Black Pearl to the north, focusing on on locations with limited rock exposure and sparse legacy soil sample data.
CEO R. Nick Horsley says that the 2026 program “will be focused on final target vectoring of porphyry targets focusing on the most advanced target areas”.
“Once the data is collected from the priority targets, the company will look to advance towards a drill program.”
Hi-View Resources is a mineral exploration company advancing a portfolio of gold, silver, and copper assets in the Toodoggone region of northern British Columbia.
Write to Amy Rotman at Mining.com.au
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