Hi-View exploration defines Golden Stranger targets

Executive Summary

• Hi-View Resources Inc. has defined high-impact drill targets for 2026 at its Golden Stranger project in the Toodoggone District, Northern British Columbia, following a 2025 structural interpretation and data integration program.
• The company plans nine preliminary drill holes to test the main mineralized corridor and new copper-gold anomalies, aiming to expand and discover mineralization across the project.
• Key findings include a 270-metre strike of semi-continuous mineralization in the Main zone and a significant surface copper anomaly in the Copper zone, with structural mapping confirming dominant orientations to optimize future drilling.

Key Details

• Drilling Plan: Nine preliminary drill holes are planned for 2026 to test the main Golden Stranger mineralized corridor and new copper-gold anomalies identified during 2025 fieldwork.
• Structural Framework: Structural mapping identified two dominant joint and vein orientations (north-northwest with secondary west-northwest structures) consistent with district-scale epithermal systems.
• Main Zone Characteristics:
  • Hosts semi-continuous mineralization over a 270-metre strike.
  • Averages four- to seven-metre true width to a depth of 80 metres.
  • Historical trenching results include 6.9 m grading 8.31 g/t Au and 3.9 m at 14.26 g/t Au.
  • Mineralization appears locally discontinuous along the main 350-degree trend, likely due to concentration along secondary structures spaced roughly 60 metres apart.
• Copper Zone Characteristics:
  • Surface anomaly extends 330 m by 70 m.
  • Samples up to 3.72% Cu, 2.42 g/t Au, and 1,400 ppm Ag.
  • Mineralization associated with chalcocite, malachite, and bornite in hematized andesite.
  • Thirty samples exceeded 1,000 ppm Cu, including four from outcrop.
• Technical Interpretation:
  • Dominant veining directions: 103°/65° and 347°/55°.
  • Dominant jointing directions: 309°/70° and 351°/52°.
  • Main shear/fault and mineralized rhyolite dike orientation: 350°/51° to 56°.
  • Secondary (anti-thetic) faults oriented 309°/70°.
• Future Work: Additional 3-D IP, magnetic, and VLF inversion modelling will refine drill collar placement. Future drill holes should target main and subsidiary structures oriented near perpendicular at an azimuth of 240° and a dip of -50° to -55°.

Notable Quotes

• "This latest phase of work at Golden Stranger has given us a much clearer framework for defining drill targets. The new data confirms that gold, silver and copper mineralization is strongly linked to structural intersections along a well-defined corridor, and several of these areas now stand out as high-impact drill targets. These findings mark a pivotal step forward for Hi-View as we transition from regional data collection to targeted drilling designed to expand and discover mineralization across the project." — R. Nick Horsley, CEO