Forest Products - Quick Facts
2009
(Thousands of cubic metres)
Ownership/Species
NL
PE
NS
NB
QC
ON
MB
SK
AB
BC
YT
NT
NU
CA
Provincial Crown land
Softwoods
627
e
2
e
605
2 478
14 021
r
6 950
1 476
331
12 996
p
42 895
27
23
e
..
82 430
r
Hardwoods
42
e
-
59
1 441
e
3 417
r
2 713
363
1 353
5 967
p
791
-
1
e
..
16 148
r
Total
669
e
2
e
664
3 919
e
17 438
r
9 663
1 839
1 684
18 963
p
43 686
27
24
e
..
98 578
r
Private land
Softwoods
1 319
e
204
e
2 909
2 286
e
1 976
..
..
-
59
p
4 035
-
..
..
12 787
e
Hardwoods
60
e
198
e
554
1 714
e
3 321
e
..
..
64
747
p
309
-
..
..
6 968
e
Total
1 379
e
402
e
3 463
4 000
e
5 297
e
..
..
64
806
p
4 344
-
..
..
19 755
e
Federal land
Softwoods
1
..
..
..
67
-
..
2
..
-
..
..
..
71
Hardwoods
-
..
..
..
-
1
..
18
..
..
..
..
..
20
Total
2
..
..
21
67
1
..
20
..
-
..
..
..
112
Total
Softwoods
1 947
e
206
e
3 514
4 763
e
16 064
r
6 950
1 476
333
13 055
p
46 930
27
23
e
..
95 288
r
Hardwoods
103
e
198
e
613
3 155
e
6 738
r
2 714
363
1 435
6 714
p
1 101
..
1
e
..
23 135
r
Total
2 050
e
404
e
4 127
7 940
e
22 802
r
9 664
1 839
1 768
19 768
p
48 031
27
24
e
..
118 444
r
Source: National Forestry Database.
Updated: 2011-06-13
Forest Products by Jurisdiction, 2009
Maple Products
Nova Scotia
86
1 040
New Brunswick
1 755
22 230
Quebec
37 536
p
304 880
p
Ontario
1 896
25 644
Other
0
0
Christmas Trees
Newfoundland and Labrador
50
e
700
e
Prince Edward Island
20
e
280
e
Nova Scotia
..
..
New Brunswick
500
e
10 000
e
Quebec
861
e
18 954
e
Ontario
314
E
8 647
E
Manitoba
1
0
Saskatchewan
12
225
Alberta
..
..
British Columbia
120
e
601
e
Source: National Forestry Database.
Updated: 2011-01-28
Symbols Used
...
Figures not appropriate or not applicable
..
Figures not available
--
Amount too small to be expressed
-
Nil or zero
p
Preliminary figures
r
Revised figures
e
Estimated by provincial or territorial forestry agency
E
Estimated by the Canadian Forest Service or by Statistics Canada
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Trends
Harvesting of industrial roundwood has decreased by 14.9 % from 2008 to 2009. The reduction in harvesting has been occurring since 2004 with harvesting levels decreasing by 43% compared to this time period.
