Hi-View Resources identifies potential porphyry targets at Black Pearl in British Columbia
Bitget2026/10/26 11:45- Hi-View Resources identified potential buried porphyry targets at Black Pearl in British Columbia in an Oct. 26, 2026, exploration update.
- The primary chargeability anomaly exceeds 30 mV/V, measuring 1,000 meters long by 800 meters wide.
- It begins at 200–300 meters depth, extends to at least 400 meters and remains open at depth and southward.
- A secondary anomaly exceeds 40 mV/V, extending across the property boundary into TDG Gold's ground before returning to Hi-View's property.
- The completed program covered 16 line-kilometers of induced polarization surveying; assays from 428 soil samples and rock sampling remain pending.
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