Northwire Canada EditionWednesday, August 5, 2026
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LTH 0.470 −7.8% APN 0.020 +0.0% ARTG 35.10 +4.3% STND 0.075 −11.8% AAZ 0.040 +14.3% LIFT 3.33 +0.6% LIB 0.810 +1.2% PEMC 0.050 +11.1% ELE 23.49 +7.5% AMCO 0.210 +2.4% TGOL 0.115 +9.5% SSRM 37.45 +4.5% SALT 1.51 +9.4% MON 0.650 +12.1% AZS 0.610 +28.4% NIO 0.140 +7.7% LTH 0.470 −7.8% APN 0.020 +0.0% ARTG 35.10 +4.3% STND 0.075 −11.8% AAZ 0.040 +14.3% LIFT 3.33 +0.6% LIB 0.810 +1.2% PEMC 0.050 +11.1% ELE 23.49 +7.5% AMCO 0.210 +2.4% TGOL 0.115 +9.5% SSRM 37.45 +4.5% SALT 1.51 +9.4% MON 0.650 +12.1% AZS 0.610 +28.4% NIO 0.140 +7.7%

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Hi-View Resources acquires Harmon Peak project

Mr. Nick Horsley reports HI-VIEW RESOURCES ACQUIRES 100% INTEREST IN HARMON PEAK PROJECT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA'S TOODOGGONE DISTRICT Hi-View Resources Inc. has acquired 100-per-cent ownership of the Harmon Peak project, a 451.5-hectare, highly prospective Au-Ag (gold-silver) epithermal and Cu-Au-Ag-Mo (copper-gold-silver-molybdenum) porphyry property strategically located within British Columbia's prolific Toodoggone district. The property lies approximately 23 kilometres (km) north of the Lawyers deposit, 15 km northeast of the Thesis Ranch project and 14 km northeast of Sun Summit's recently drilled JD project, placing it on the eastern margin of the district within one of Canada's most active exploration camps. The Harmon Peak project covers an extensive strike along the key unconformity between the Upper Triassic Takla Group and the Early Jurassic Lower Hazelton Toodoggone Group, highlighting exposure at the favourable exhumation level for porphyry systems. The property is underlain by lower Hazelton volcanics, which are intruded by the Black Lake intrusive suite, the intrusive body regionally associated with porphyry mineralization. This geological setting is analogous to several nearby discoveries, and hosts alteration and mineralization styles consistent with both porphyry and epithermal systems. Hi-View chief executive officer and director R. Nick Horsley commented: "Harmon Peak represents an exceptional addition to Hi-View's highly prospective mineral claims portfolio in the Toodoggone area. We already had two showings under option that are contiguous, making Harmon Peak a 505-hectare block. Harmon Peak is located the same suite of rocks that is hosting major projects in the Toodoggone. Historic work has outlined a robust mineralized system, with strong copper, gold and silver anomalies coincident with QSP alteration. Despite this encouraging footprint, the area has seen minimal modern exploration, presenting a significant opportunity to define new drill-ready targets within a proven and highly prospective district. Hi-View will is creating a target generative portfolio that it looks." Historical work and highlights: Geochemistry: Government RGS surveys returned 355 parts per million (ppm) Cu, along with some of the strongest Ag stream sediment anomalies in the area (1,409 parts per billion (ppb) and 932 ppb Ag). Additional RGS results include Mo up to 47 ppm, zinc (Zn) up to 616 ppm and lead (Pb) up to 47 ppm, confirming a strong geochemical footprint. Cove Energy (1986 to 1988): Cove Energy conducted airborne mag-VLF (very low frequency) surveys and collected 116 rock samples and 266 soils/silts, identifying alteration assemblages of illite, chlorite, epidote and magnetite -- indicative of hydrothermal systems. Sample highlights near the property include 1.79 per cent Cu, 42.2 ppm Ag and 2.4 ppm Au. Stealth Minerals (2005): Follow-up work documented copper and gold mineralization within the NW Lake zone. Highlights include: 1.0 per cent Cu and 0.965 ppm Au (No. 192882); 0.58 per cent Cu and 0.252 ppm Au (No. 192883); Numerous other samples with 0.1 per cent Cu and anomalous gold values (see AR27635 for details). TDG Gold Corp. (2022): Precision Geophysics completed airborne magnetics and radiometrics over the NW portion of the project. The data outlined compelling magnetic lows rimmed by highs coincident with Stealth's copper-gold samples and epithermal occurrences, defining a clear exploration target. Agreement terms Under the terms of the agreement, Hi-View will complete: A cash payment of $10,000; The issuance of 200,000 shares to the vendors. The vendors will retain a 2-per-cent net smelter return (NSR) royalty on the property, of which the purchaser will have the right to repurchase a 1-per-cent royalty for a one-time payment of $1-million. Qualified person's statement The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by Marilyne Lacasse, PGeo, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. Ms. Lacasse is not independent of the company. About Hi-View Resources Inc. Hi-View is a Canadian mineral exploration company advancing a portfolio of gold, silver and copper assets in the Toodoggone region of Northern British Columbia. The company's 100-per-cent-owned-and-optioned properties cover over 26,400 hectares, including the Golden Stranger, the Lawyers East, West and North claims, the Borealis project, and the northern claims, including Black Pearl, Ursus, Oxide Summit, Harmon Peak, Garnet, Saunders and Nub. The northern claims, Saunders, Nub and Harmon Peak, are all currently under option. The flagship Golden Stranger project is fully permitted with 45 drill-ready sites, and has returned historical highlights of 10 metres grading 11.55 g/t gold, samples up to 111.5 g/t gold and 2,740 g/t silver, and new mineralized zones 1.3 km from the main showings, underscoring strong exploration potential. We seek Safe Harbor.
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