Canada. PcL.JOOD AND WOOD RESIDUE STATISTICS STATISTIQUES DE WJIS A ATE ET DECHETS DE BOIS .113LY JUILLET
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1 , ti A: Statistics inada 8tat1st1L Canada i Price: 15 cents, $150 a year Prix: 15 cents, $150 par annëe PcLJOOD AND WOOD RESIDUE STATISTICS STATISTIQUES DE WJIS A ATE ET DECHETS DE BOIS 113LY 1975 JUILLET TABLE I Pulpwood Production for Domestic Constuription (including receipts of purchased rouridwood) by Province of Origin TABLEAU 1 Production de bois A pate pour utilisation au pays (y compris Ia quantité reçue de bois rood achetd) par province d'origine roduced in production Softwood Hardwood Softwood Hardwood tfectuee Total Total Résineux Peuillus Résineux Feujilus cunitu (100 cu ft of solid wood) cunita (100 p13 de bois solide) 'lv Juillet I Newfoundland TerreNeuve 102, ,969 78,982 78,982 Prince Edward Island IleduPrinceCdouard, 1, , Nova Scotia NouvelleEcosse 95, , , ,172 2, ,780 New Brunswick NouveauBrunswick 234, , , ,735 45, ,004 Québec 671,083 73, , ,552 15, ,950 Ontario 236,905 57, ,610 L 232, ,552 13, ,892 Manitoba 29,263 29,263 35, Saskatchewan 26,928 1,867 28, ,551 Alberta 60,305 60,305 2b,388 26,388 British Columbia(i) ColombieBritannique(1 232, Canada 1,691, , ,944,263 I 1,586,396 I 76, ,663,060 Yeartodate Total cumulatif Newfoundland TerreMauve 435, , , ,312 Prince Edward Island IleduPrtnceEdouard 5, ,963 3, ,741 Nova Scotia NouvelleEcosse 457,915 42, , ,350 56, ,430 New Brunswick NouveauBrunswick 167, , , , ,380 1,124,006 Québec 2471, ,902 2,827,442 3,031, ,610 3,206,875 Ontario 2,139, ,272 2,417,217 2, ,498 2,373,556 Manitoba 249,176 5, , , ,998 Saskatchewan 206,982 7, , ,134 6, ,932 Alberta 468, , , ,708 British Colunobia(1) ColcmthieBritanrilque(l) 1,871,433 10, ,284 1,812,063 1,812,063 9, 474, ,116,249 10,591,046 9,915, ,010 10,527,621 Canada ee footnote(s) at end of Table 2 Vofr renvoi(s) I is fin du tableau 2 Manufacturing and Primary Industries Division ternhor, [Ivision des industries manufacturière, at primaires Published by Authority Of the Minister of Industry Trade and Commerce Statustuc, Canada should be credited when republishing all or any part of this document Publication autorusde par Is ununustre de 11ndustrie et du Commerce Reproduction autonhle reserve d'inducation de Is source Statistique Canada
2 2 TABLE 2 Pulpwood Production for Dosesttc Consumption (including receipts of purchased roundwood) by Province where Mill is Located TABlEAU 2 Production de bole 8 pate pour utiliaation au pays (y cpris 1* quantité recue de bois rond achetê) par province o4 eat eituée l'uetne 21,681 Produced (or purchaaed) for mills located in July Jutilet Teartodate Production (ou achats) pour les usines aitues dane A Limit production (including freehold) Production dane lea concessions forestièrea (y conpris le francalleu: Total cumulatif cunita (100 cu ft of solid wood) tunits (100 pi 3 de bois aoltde) Newfoundland TerreNetave 94,462 67, , ,841 Prince Edward Island IleduPrince Edouard Nova Scotia NouvelleEcosse 5 6, , , ,101 New Brunswick NouveauBrunswick 241, ,004, ,169 Ouêbec 509, ,313 1,805,882 2,265,555 Ontario 21 7, ,396 1,767,033 1,727,353 Manitoba 2 3,391 27, , ,365 Saskatchewan 21, , , ,374 Alberta 59, ,693 4o1, Total A 1,214,770 1,147,957 6,009,203 6, B Receipts at mill of purchased wood Quantité recue au moulin de bol" rond acheté: ewfound1and TerreNeuve?rjncC Edward Island fleduprince 11,915 93,125 48,471 Edouard Nova Scotia HouvelleEcosse , , ,268 New Bruntwick NouveauBrunswick 112, , Quebec 216, , , ,682 Ontario 95,309 71, , ,797 Manitoba 4,759 6,612 41,414 53,487 Saskatchewan 7,076 9,296 44,764 44,558 Alberta 976 1,695 7, ,843 Total B 509, ,284 2,797,411 2,654,339 C Receipts of pulpwood by mills in British Coiumbia(l) Bois 8 pate recta par lee usines de ColombieBritannique(l) 232, ,882,284 1,910,839 A, Band C Total A, B et C 1,937,747 1,677,129 10,6B8,898 10,664,045 L D Less: Imports of roundwood Moms: Importations de bois rond 13,684 14,069 97, ,424 1 Production for donestic consumption Total Production de bois 8 pate pour utilisatlon au pays 2,944,263 1,663,060 10,591,046 10,527,621 7ir a on production of pulpwood as such are not available for British Columbia The figures shown represent receipts of rlpvood, TI nexiste tag de stat istique sur Ia producticn du bole 8 pate en tart ac telle ct res : r: :s :rs:rint S I a qartit ie s I :ate,uc
3 3 Li TABLE 3 Conaumption of Pulpwood and Wood Residue raleau 3 Consousnatjon Ge bois I pate et déchets de bois I' Consumed in etilise dans Yeartodate July Juillet Total cuteulatif its (100 Cu ft of solid wood) cunits (100 p1 3 de bois solide) Newfoundland TerreNeuve Nova Scotia NouvelleEcosse New Brunswick NouveauBrunswick Québec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia ColombieBritennique Canada 101,346 45, , ,139 92,867 78, , , , ,956 1,621,894 1,786, , , ,585 4,099, , ,538 3,070,373 2,621,848 41,306 23, , ,779 23,201 29, , ,701 55,467 50, , , , , r 5,516,421 2,326,214 1,691, r 15,931,009 r ke'ised fiures r½mrsres r i ii si ilscl) Stocks de ferrieture de bois I p8te et de déchets de bois des usines canadiennes(1) Held in July 1976 Juillet July 1975 Juillet Stocks détenus cunits (100 Cu ft of solid wood) cunits (100 pij de bo Newfoundland Terreneuve 414, Nova Scotia NouvelleEcosse 96, New Brunswick NouveauBrunswick 1,119, ,580 Québec 3,950,248 5,726,601 Ontario 1,817,010 2,307,989 Manitoba 161, ,450 Saskatchewan 69, ,245 Alberta 263, ,241 British Columbia ColotnbieBritannique 870, ,415 canada 8,762,389 11,414,929 ' ii Inventory fitires include pulvwood at rills and in other land or water storage Lea chiffres comprennent 1 I teor, u lorc 1eau
4 TABLE 5 Receipts of Wood Residua by )omestic Mills TABLEAU 5 ArrIvages de déchets de bois aux usines canadiennes Received by mills in Province darrivée Cores slabs, Cores, slabs Chips shavings, etc Chips shavings, etc Copeaux NOyaux de Cop:aux Novaux de deroulage, déroulage, dosses, déchets dosses, déchets du rabotage, etc du rabotage, etc July Juillet cunits (100 cii ft of solid wood) cunits (100 p1 de bois olide) Newfoundland TerreNeuve 386i7 49 Nova Scotia NouvelleEcosse 8, New Brunswick NouveauBrunswick Québec 128, , Ontario 77,616 6,853 74,749 4,60 Manitoba Saskatchewan 4,728 8,346 Alberta 3, ,543r British Columbia ColcwnbieBritannlque ,513 8,09' Canada 674, r 511,148 37,33' Yeartodate Total cumulatif Newfoundland TerreNeuve 3,867 3,763 7,075 Nova Scotia Nouvelletcosse 47, ,953 New Brunswick NouveauBrunswick 202, ,337 1, ,4 'otaric 548,036 53, ,048 27,533 iritoba 11, ,,katchewjn 25,350 37,925 a 27,665 44,390 riish Columbia Ct1ombte5ritannsque 4,061, ,884 3,598, oc inada 5,929, r 5,450, ,031 lli''ised I icure 're rec:i Lsports of Puirw 1 'd frcsr ;lr3ol TABLEAU 6 Exportations de bois 1 pät du Csnada 3'er toda ti une 1975 Juin Total cuinulati: cunits (100 cu tt of solid wood) cunits (100 pi 3 de Pulpwood Bois i p8te 20,759 I 160,771 ource 'T sports by C I i ioue porr j cgue TABLE 7 Imports of Pulpwood irlto 'anada TABLEAU 7 Importations de bois 1 pâte au Cooa3a d 11I 7 9,963 Yeartodate June 1975 Juin Total cumulatif cunits (100 cu ft of solid wood) cunits (100 p1 3 de bois solide) 1 121,859 r Imports by ('mdito;', Cataoue Importations par marchandises, no au catalogue
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