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Current Allowable Annual Cut (AAC) by Tree Farm Licences (TFL) and Regions

Effective date of AAC is the date on which the AAC is said to come into effect — usually specified by the AAC rationale.

  Allowable Annual Cut (AAC)
TFL# Licensee Pre–1997 Documents Pre–2002
Documents
Current Documents Volume Based
(m³/year) & Effective Date
Area Based
(ha/year) & Effective Date
1

Coast Tsimshian Resources Limited

Not Available

AAC Rationale

Part 14 Order

AAC Rationale 500,000

Apr 15, 2008

 
3

Springer Creek Forest Products Ltd.

Not Available

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order 80,000

Aug 26, 2002

 
61

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order 1,343,200

Jun 14, 2007

 
8

Pope & Talbot Ltd.

Not Available

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale  175,000

Dec 1, 2002

 
102

Hayes Forest Services Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order 116,001

Mar 28, 2008

 
14

Tembec Industries Inc.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order

AAC Rationale
180,000

Apr 7, 2008

 
18

Canadian Forest Products Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale 290,000

Mar 9, 2006

 
191

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

In Progress

921,200

Jan 31, 2007

 
23

Pope & Talbot Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order 680,000

Oct 1, 2007

 
251

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale

 

Part 13 Order 

AAC Rationale

521,000

Feb 1, 2008

 
26

The Corporation of the District of Mission

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order

45,000

May 29, 2006

 
30

Canadian Forest Products Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order 330,000

Oct 30, 2007

 
33

Federated
Co-operatives Limited

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order 21,000

Dec 16, 2005

 
355

Weyerhaeuser Company Limited

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

  TFL 15 was consolidated with TFL 35 as of July 14, 2006

325,600

April 1, 2008

 
37

Western Forest Products Inc.

Not Available

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale 969,000

Oct 1, 2006

 
38

Northwest Squamish Forestry Ltd.

Not Available

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale 250,500

Mar 28, 2007

 
39

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Part 13 Order

Part 13 Order

3,211,000

Sep 28, 2006

 
41

West Fraser Mills Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order 400,000

Nov 20, 2003

 
42

Tanizul Timber Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order 160,000

Dec 19, 2006

 
43

Kruger Products Limited

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order 39,900

May 14, 2003

 
44

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

1,327,000

Aug 1, 2003

 
45

International Forest Products Limited

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Part 13 Order

 

211,000

Sep 28, 2006

 
46

Teal Cedar Products Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Part 13 Order

In Progress

 
488,400

Jun 30, 2004

 
473

TimberWest Forest Corp.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Part 13 Order

Part 13 Order

638,793

Dec 1, 2006

 
48

Canadian Forest Products Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale 900,000

May 25, 2007

 
49

Tolko Industries Ltd.

Not Available

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

580,000

Dec 5, 2005

 
52

West Fraser Mills Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

In Progress
TFL 5 was consolidated with TFL 52 as of December 28, 2006

870,000

Jan 1, 2003

 
53

Dunkley Lumber Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale
880,000

Oct 19, 2005

 
54

Ma–Mook Natural Resources Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale   320

Sep 4, 2008

55

Louisiana–Pacific Canada Ltd.

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale 90,000

Mar 8, 2007

 
56

Revelstoke Community Forest

AAC Rationale

AAC Rationale

Postponement Order 100,000

Dec 13, 2005

 
57

Iisaak Forest Resources Ltd.

Not Applicable

Not Applicable

AAC Rationale   381

Jan 1, 2005

584 TimberWest Forest Corp.       83,000

Dec 1, 2006
 
595 Weyerhaeuser Company Ltd.       66,000
April 1, 2008
 
1 = TFL 6, TFL 19, TFL 25 AAC adjustment in respect of private land removal effective January 31, 2007.
2 = TFL 10 administrative adjustment effective February 8, 2007.
3 = Effective December 1, 2006, TFL 47 was subdivided to create TFL 58 from the Moresby Block of TFL 47.
4 = TFL 58 was subdivided from TFL 47 (Moresby Block of the Queen Charlotte Islands), presently there is a Part 13 Order in effect.
5 = TFL 59 was issued, effective April 1, 2008, over an area of land (Inkaneep Block) when it was deleted from TFL 35 via Instrument Number 12.
Regional totals for TFLs
Allowable Annual Cut
Volume Based (m³/year) Area Based (hectares/year) 
Coast Forest Region 10,240,744

701

Northern Interior Forest Region 3,170,000
Southern Interior Forest Region 3,457,600
Provincial totals for TFLs
Allowable Annual Cut

Volume Based (m³/year)

Area 
Based (hectares/year)

B.C. 16,868,344

701

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