Black Pearl is making waves, and Hi-View Resources has its eyes on buried treasure!
Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) has identified multiple potential porphyry targets at Black Pearl in British Columbia’s Toodoggone district, Canada, including a 1km-long induced polarisation anomaly.
With its land package now fully owned and more than 30,635 hectares to explore, the company is setting its sights on its next round of discoveries.
- CEO Nick Horsley joins Danielle Doporto to unpack the latest results:
- Black Pearl potential: Coincident magnetic, chargeability, and resistivity anomalies point to a possible concealed porphyry system
- 100% ownership: More than 30,635 hectares secured across Toodoggone, with no outstanding option payments
- Next drilling push: Pending assays, further target ranking, and plans to advance Golden Stranger, Black Pearl, and Borealis in 2027
About the guest and company:
Robert ‘Nick’ Horsley is the CEO of Hi-View Resources, a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on gold, silver, and copper opportunities in BC’s Toodoggone district. Its portfolio includes Black Pearl, Borealis, Lawyers East, Golden Stranger, and Saunders, combining early-stage porphyry targets with historically explored mineralised prospects.
Watch the full interview to discover more.








