High View Resources Company (Private search engine: GXLD) has launched its 2026 exploration program in British Columbia’s prolific Toodoggone mining district.
The 2026 program has planned a 50 km survey of induced polarization (IP), 50 km of2 Geological mapping and exploration, and nearly 4,000 soil samples covering more than 100 km2. All soil samples will be analyzed using an ultra-trace multi-element package. Drilling permits have been approved for the company’s key target areas of Lawyer’s East, Borealis and Golden Stranger, with exploration activities focused on finalizing the targets.
Nick Horsley, CEO of Hi-View, commented: “This exploration program will focus on driving downstream porphyry targets with an emphasis on the most advanced target areas. Once data is collected from the priority targets, the company will look to progress towards the drilling programme.”
Fieldwork is distributed across multiple target areas on the property. Activities planned by region include “Lawyer East – Intellectual Property, Soils, Prospecting and Mapping”; Borealis – Intellectual Property, Soils, Prospecting and Mapping; Black Pearl – Intellectual Property, Soils, Mapping and Prospecting; Golden Stranger – Intellectual Property, Soil and Prospecting; Saunders – Intellectual Property, Excavation and Mapping; Nob – Intellectual Property, Soils and Prospecting and Northern Property – Mapping and Prospecting.
Additional target areas on the property include Harmon Peak, Ursus, Junker, Garnet, and Oxide Summit.
An IP survey is planned on anomalies identified in the company’s 2025 airborne magnetic data, along with areas showing concurrent surface geochemical anomalies. Geologic mapping will focus on details of structure, alteration, veining, and mineralization patterns in selected areas of interest, with the goal of orienting toward porphyry and pyroclastic style mineralization.
The program will validate old maps and samples and examine new, historically unexplored targets using analytical techniques not used on the property (such as hyperspectroscopy, petrology and whole-rock geochemistry where necessary) to build the company’s geological models and further define the company’s objectives.
Soil samples will be taken across potential areas on the southern portion of the property as well as the Black Pearl area, among the company’s northern claims. The focus will be on places where exposure to rocks is very limited within the company’s areas of interest and where ancient soil sampling data is limited in results. The Ultra-Trace Multi-Element Package aims to detect low-level pathfinder elements, including tellurium and selenium, associated with epithermal porphyry systems that are often missed at higher analytical detection limits.
Hi-View Resources is developing a portfolio of gold, silver and copper assets in the Toodoggone region of northern British Columbia. The company’s 100% owned and selected projects cover more than 27,910 hectares and include the flagship Golden Stranger project, Solicitors Claims and the Borealis project – all identified as high priority targets. Additional properties under the option include Saunders, Black Pearl, Oxide Summit, Nub, Ursus, Garnet and Harmon Peak. The company also has an additional 1,300 hectares currently subject to a mineral claim.
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