Hi-View amends Golden Stranger permit

Executive Summary

• Hi-View Resources Inc. has successfully amended Mine Permit No. 0200018 (MX-100000327) for its Golden Stranger property in the Toodoggone region of Northern British Columbia.
• The amendment incorporates three high-priority porphyry target zones: Lawyers East, Saunders, and Borealis, establishing a structured five-year exploration framework.
• The approved program includes up to 100 line kilometres of induced polarization (IP) surveying and up to 45 drill pads over five years, with initial 2026 plans targeting 73 line kilometres of IP and 26 drill pads.

Key Details

• Permit Amendment: Updated Mine No. 0200018 (Permit No. MX-100000327) to include newly acquired ground and expand MYAB (multiyear area-based permitting) boundaries.
• Target Zones Added: Lawyers East, Saunders, and Borealis porphyry target zones.
• Five-Year Program Scope:
  • Up to 100 line kilometres of induced polarization (IP) surveying.
  • Up to 45 drill pads.
  • Includes temporary camp infrastructure (up to 12 structures).
• 2026 Initial Work Plan:
  • Approximately 73 line kilometres of IP surveying.
  • Up to 26 drill pads.
  • Regional soil and rock sampling and geological mapping over new geophysical targets and known showings.
• Specific Project Area Plans:
  • Lawyers East: Five helicopter-access drill pads, five helipads, and ~18 line kilometres of IP surveying.
  • Saunders: Focused on geophysics with ~3.39 line kilometres of IP surveying.
  • Borealis: Five helicopter-access drill pads, five helipads, and ~51.5 line kilometres of IP surveying.
  • Golden Stranger: 16 helicopter-access drill pads supported by six helipads; preference for centrally located camp along existing road access rather than helicopter-supported fly camp.
• Disturbance Estimates: Updated to accurately reflect the actual scope of authorized activities, ensuring dimensions and footprints are reasonable for safe and effective operations.
• Environmental & Operational Commitments:
  • Use of previously disturbed areas where possible.
  • Small-footprint drill pads.
  • Responsible water management and secure fuel storage.
  • Progressive reclamation.
• Regional Context: The project is near Amarc Resources' Aurora system (Joy trend corridor), which has defined a porphyry center with 661 metres of 0.23% Cu and 0.17 g/t Au, providing a geological vector and proof of concept for large-tonnage copper-gold mineralization in the district.
• Qualified Person: Marilyne Laccasse, PGeo, consultant and Qualified Person under NI 43-101.

Notable Quotes

• "This permit amendment represents a significant milestone in our disciplined and methodical strategy to unlock the full mineral potential of the Toodoggone portfolio." — R. Nick Horsley, CEO
• "Upholding the highest environmental and ecological standards, we have now secured a structured five-year exploration framework... This approval provides a solid foundation for a comprehensive, responsible exploration program focused on final drill target selection across our extensive landholdings." — R. Nick Horsley, CEO
• "We are confident that our systematic approach, integrating geological sampling with geophysics, will effectively vector additional high-priority porphyry drill targets, deepen our understanding of the district and create substantial long-term value for our shareholders." — R. Nick Horsley, CEO