Hi-View Resources Appoints Shannon Broughm to Technical Advisory Board

Hi-View Resources Inc. has appointed Shannon Broughm as a technical advisor to the company, adding specialized geological expertise to advance its mineral exploration projects in British Columbia's Toodoggone region. Broughm brings nine years of experience as a consulting geologist, with particular focus on porphyry–epithermal systems that are relevant to Hi-View's portfolio of gold, silver, and copper assets. Her appointment signals the company's commitment to strengthening its technical capabilities as it advances exploration across more than 27,791 hectares of claims.

Broughm's background includes extensive work in the Toodoggone region since 2018, where she has developed technical expertise in geology, structural controls, mineralization, and exploration techniques. She holds both bachelor's and master's degrees in geology, with her research on magnetite-apatite mineralization published in the international journal Mineralium Deposita. As a Professional Geologist registered with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta, her credentials lend credibility to Hi-View's exploration approach. Her most recent work includes leading exploration programs targeting high sulphidation and porphyry systems in northeastern British Columbia, directly applicable to Hi-View's projects.

The company's CEO, R. Nick Horsley, emphasized Broughm's practical approach and diverse background, noting her exceptional geological and geochemical expertise combined with leadership in fieldwork. Broughm commented on her appointment, expressing excitement about applying her Toodoggone experience to advance Hi-View's highly prospective projects. This strategic addition to the technical advisory board comes as Hi-View advances its flagship Golden Stranger Project along with other high-priority targets including the Lawyers claims and Borealis Project. The company maintains additional assets including the Nub and Saunders properties, with Northern Claims and Harmon Peak under active option agreements.

For investors and stakeholders, this appointment represents more than a routine personnel announcement. Broughm's specialized knowledge of the Toodoggone region's geology and her experience with exploration techniques for discovery could potentially accelerate the identification and development of mineral resources across Hi-View's extensive land package. Her background with APEX Geoscience Ltd., where she served as a senior consultant, provides additional technical validation for the company's exploration strategy. As mineral exploration companies increasingly compete for technical talent in a challenging market, securing advisors with region-specific expertise becomes crucial for advancing projects efficiently and effectively.

Hi-View Resources Inc. trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange under symbol GXLD, with additional listings on OTCQB as HVWRF and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as B63. The company's technical advisory board now includes Broughm's specialized expertise as it continues exploration activities across its portfolio. Additional information about the company is available through regulatory filings on SEDAR+ and the company's website at www.hiviewresources.com. The appointment reflects the ongoing professionalization of junior mining companies as they seek to build technical teams capable of advancing exploration projects through various development stages.