Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) has completed its 2026 exploration program across 10 target areas in British Columbia’s Toodoggone district, Canada. Final assays and geophysical interpretation remain pending.
The company completed 63.78 line-kilometres of induced polarisation (IP) surveying across five target areas, alongside a 250km² MobileMT geophysical survey.
Crews collected 3,251 soil samples and 337 rock samples and mapped approximately 12km² to help define targets for follow-up exploration.
The Borealis target received 21.59 line-kilometres of IP surveying, with 760 soil samples and 148 rock samples collected. At Lawyers, work included 19.95 line-kilometres of IP surveying, 1,586 soil samples, and 73 rock samples.
VP Exploration Nader Mostaghimi says the work has improved the company’s understanding of the geology underpinning its targets.
“This summer’s mapping, sampling, and geophysical programs have provided greater definition of the geological controls on mineralisation and allowed us to further refine and prioritise several key exploration targets,” Mostaghimi says.
Hi-View says it plans to combine gold assays and multielement results with the geophysical and mapping data to rank targets. Results will be released after receipt, review, and verification.
The update follows Hi-View’s staking application for the 1,693-hectare Sofia East Property, as previously reported by Mining.com.au. The proposed claim lies approximately 1.8km from Hi-View’s Nub claim, with the company planning to extend its IP and soil sampling program across Sofia East.
Hi-View Resources is a Canadian explorer advancing gold, silver, and copper assets in the Toodoggone region, including the Golden Stranger Project, Lawyers claims, and Borealis Project.
Write to France Pinzon at Mining.com.au
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