Surge Copper starts environmental assessment for Berg copper project in British Columbia

• Surge Copper began the environmental assessment process for its 100%-owned Berg Copper Project in central British Columbia.
• British Columbia’s Environmental Assessment Office accepted the Initial Project Description, triggering the provincial Early Engagement phase.
• Canada’s Impact Assessment Agency accepted the filing, starting the federal Planning phase for the project.
• Submission was made on Sept. 9, 2026; acceptance moves Berg into formal provincial and federal review.
• Work continues on environmental baseline programs, feasibility-level technical studies, tailings and waste management options.

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