Key facts
| Company | Hi-View Resources (CSE: GXLD) |
|---|---|
| Location | British Columbia, Canada |
| Stage | Early exploration |
News releases4 on file
Hi-View Completes Final Phase of Comprehensive Data Compilation
The second and final phase of a data room compilation for the Toodoggone District property portfolio in northern British Columbia is complete, expanding coverage to 74 historical assessment reports across 12 project areas including Junkers. The phase adds digitized legacy geology maps, geophysical data (IP, VLF-EM, and ground and airborne magnetics from the 1980s through 2023), SWIR alteration min
CorporateHi-View Completes Comprehensive Wildlife Management Plan For Toodoggone Properties
A Wildlife Management Plan has been completed for the Toodoggone portfolio in the Northern Omineca Mountains of British Columbia, developed with EcoLogic Consultants Ltd. and Chu Cho Environmental, covering habitat protection, mitigation measures and incident reporting during 2026 exploration. The Company also amended its exploration permit from the BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Inno
NewsHi-View Commences Trading on America’s OTCQB Marketplace Under “GXLDF”
Hi-View Resources' common shares have begun trading on the OTCQB Venture Market under the symbol GXLDF, while continuing to trade on the Canadian Securities Exchange as GXLD and on the Frankfurt exchange as B630. The Company has confirmed eligibility with The Depository Trust Company for electronic clearing and settlement in the United States. Hi-View holds gold, silver and copper projects coverin
CorporateHi-View Engages Artificial Intelligence Firm for Copper/Gold Porphyry Target Generation in the Toodoggone Region, BC
Windfall Geotek Inc. has been engaged to apply its proprietary AI targeting technology to Hi-View's digitized data room and copper/gold claims across 24,000 hectares of the Toodoggone portfolio in northern British Columbia. Phase 1, covering data collection and digitization of geophysical, drilling, geochemical and geological data including the NI 43-101 report, was projected for completion by Mar
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