Hi-View Resources Inc. (CSE: GXLD) has announced preliminary results from its 2026 exploration program at the Black Pearl target within its 100%-owned property in the Toodoggone District of north-central British Columbia. An induced polarization ("IP") survey, combined with geological mapping and rock sampling, has outlined multiple chargeability and resistivity anomalies consistent with the potential for a concealed porphyry system at depth. The disclosure adds to the company's growing exploration dataset across its more than 30,635-hectare Toodoggone land package, which is prospective for gold, silver, and copper.

Key Points

  • Hi-View Resources Inc. (CSE: GXLD; OTCQB: GXLDF; FSE: B630) released preliminary 2026 exploration results for the Black Pearl target
  • A 16-line-kilometre IP survey identified two chargeability anomalies potentially consistent with a buried porphyry copper-gold system
  • Target 1 outlines a chargeability anomaly measuring 1,000 m (E-W) by 800 m (N-S), beginning at 200–300 m depth and remaining open at depth and to the south
  • Soil and rock assay results from 428 samples collected during the 2026 program remain pending

IP Survey Outlines Two Distinct Chargeability Anomalies at Black Pearl

The completed 16-line-kilometre IP survey tested a high magnetic anomaly flanking an east-west trending magnetic destruction anomaly on the south side of the cliff face at Black Pearl. Target 1 returned a preliminary high chargeability anomaly exceeding 30 mV/V, measuring 1,000 m long and 800 m wide, with the anomaly starting between 200 and 300 metres depth and extending to at least 400 metres, remaining open at depth and to the south. A second chargeability anomaly exceeding 40 mV/V is emerging to the east-northeast, extending beyond the property boundary into TDG Gold Corp. and back into Hi-View ground where the BR 574 and McClair showings occur.

Geological Mapping Reveals Epithermal-to-Porphyry Transition Indicators

Field mapping and rock sampling at Black Pearl documented a vertical geological transition interpreted as consistent with an underlying porphyry system. At the Har showing, low- to intermediate-sulphidation epithermal calcite-barite-sulphide-bearing veins cut porphyritic andesite of the Toodoggone Formation. At lower elevations, the Gord Davies West showing hosts silicified breccia containing cubic galena, pyrite, and minor chalcopyrite. A newly discovered intermediate- to felsic-composition dyke crosscut by sulphide-rich hydrothermal veins and exhibiting mosaic brecciation was identified nearby. The technical content of the release was reviewed and approved by Nader Mostaghimi, M.Sc., P.Geo., Vice President of Exploration and a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101.

Black Pearl Property Context Within Hi-View's Toodoggone Portfolio

Black Pearl comprises a 973-hectare block of four claims in the northern Toodoggone belt. The property lies north of Thesis Gold's Lawyers-Ranch property, adjoins Ranch and Ranch East porphyry targets, and is contiguous to the Porphyry Pearl project. Known mineral occurrences include the HAR vein corridor, Gord Davies East and West showings, Breccia-Claw, and BR0571. Hi-View holds more than 30,635 hectares across the Toodoggone region, with Black Pearl, Borealis, and Lawyers East designated as priority targets. A spring 2026 AI-driven machine learning assessment by Windfall Geotek Inc. identified a large copper-silver-gold target in this area, supporting the company's current exploration focus.