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Hi-View Resources Begins Exploration Program in Toodoggone Mining District

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Hi-View Resources (GXLD.CN) launched its 2026 exploration program in British Columbia's Toodoggone Mining District, it said Thursday.

The program is expected to include 50 line kilometers of induced polarization (IP) surveying, 50 square kilometers of geological mapping and prospecting, and approximately 4,000 soil samples covering more than 100 square kilometers, said the company.

Drill permits have been approved for its principal target areas of Lawyer's East, Borealis, and the Golden Stranger with exploration activities aimed at finalizing targets, added Hi-View.

Fieldwork will be conducted across multiple target areas on the property, it said.

"This exploration program will be focused on final target vectoring of porphyry targets focusing on the most advanced target areas," said CEO R. Nick Horsley. "Once the data is collected from the priority targets the Company will look to advance towards a drill program."

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