Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations

Forest Analysis

Current Allowable Annual Cut (AAC) for Tree Farm Licences (TFL)

Effective date of AAC is the date on which the AAC decision comes into effect — usually specified by the AAC rationale — and is not always the same as the determined date.

  Allowable Annual Cut (AAC)
TFL# Licensee 1993–1999 Documents 2000–2006
Documents
2007–Current Documents Volume
Based
(m³/year) &
Effective Date
Area Based
(ha/year) & Effective Date
1

Coast Tsimshian Resources Partnership  Limited

AAC Rationale (1999)

Part 14 Order (2000)

AAC Rationale (2008)

Creation of the Cascadia TSA (2011)




378,059
Jul 6, 2011
 

3

Springer Creek Forest Products Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1998)

AAC Rationale (2010)

80,000
Mar 30, 2010

 

6

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale (1995)

AAC Rationale (2001)

Postponement Order (2007)

Creation of the Pacific TSA (2009)

 


1,260,536
Jul 15, 2009

 

8

International Forest Products Limited

AAC Rationale (1997)

 

AAC Rationale (2009)
 

186,000
Apr 1, 2009

 

14

Tembec Industries Inc.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2001)

AAC Rationale (2008)

180,000
Apr 7, 2008

 

18

Canadian Forest Products Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1995)

AAC Rationale (2000)

AAC Rationale (2006)

290,000
Mar 9, 2006

 

19

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2001)

AAC Rationale (2010)

730,000
Aug 10, 2010

 

23

International Forest Products Limited

AAC Rationale (1994)

AAC Rationale (1999)

AAC Rationale (2010)

Creation of the
Cascadia TSA (2011)




450,000
Sep 14, 2011

 

25

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale (1996)

 

AAC Rationale (2008)

233,516
Jul 8, 2010

 

26

The Corporation of the District of Mission

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2001)

AAC Rationale (2010)

45,000
Mar 26, 2010

 

30

Canadian Forest Products Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2003)

Postponement Order (2007)

330,000
Oct 30, 2007

 

33

Federated
Cooperatives Limited

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2000)

AAC Rationale (2011)

21,000
Mar 31, 2011

 

35

Weyerhaeuser Canada Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2001)

AAC Rationale (2004) 

 



325,600
Apr 1, 2008

 

37

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale (1999)

AAC Rationale (2006)

Creation of the Pacific TSA (2009)


889,415
Jul 15, 2009

 

38

Northwest Squamish Forestry Limited Partnership

AAC Rationale (1999)

 

AAC Rationale (2007)

250,500
Mar 28, 2007

 

39

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2001)

Part 13 order expired

1,907,980
May 24, 2010

 

41

Skeena Sawmills Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1994)

AAC Rationale (1999)

Postponement Order (2003)

Creation of the  Cascadia & Pacific TSA

AAC Rationale (2012)





128,000
Jan 31, 2012

 

43

Kruger Products L.P.

AAC Rationale (1995)

AAC Rationale (2000)

AAC Rationale (2010)

39,900
Mar 26, 2010

 

44

Western Forest Products Inc.

AAC Rationale (1993)

AAC Rationale (1998)

AAC Rationale 2003

AAC Rationale (2011)

800,000
May 5, 2011

 

45

International Forest Products Limited

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2001)

AAC Rationale (2009)

175,000
Jul 15, 2009

 

46

Teal Cedar Products Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2003)

Part 13 Order (2004)

Creation of the Pacific TSA (2009)

AAC Rationale (2011)

 

 

403,000
May 24, 2011

 

47

TimberWest Forest Corp.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2003)

Part 13 Order expired

Creation of the Pacific TSA (2009)




646,793
May 23, 2010

 

48

Canadian Forest Products Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2001)

AAC Rationale (2007)

900,000
May 25, 2007

 

49

Tolko Industries Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1998)

AAC Rationale (2005)

 

580,000
Dec 5, 2005

 

52

West Fraser Mills Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2003)

AAC Rationale (2009)

Creation of the
Cascadia TSA (2011) 




918,014
Sep 14, 2011

 

53

Dunkley Lumber Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1994)

AAC Rationale (1999)

AAC Rationale (2003)

AAC Rationale (2005)


AAC Rationale (2010)


219,000
Nov 30, 2010

 

54

Ma–Mook Natural Resources Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2000)

AAC Rationale (2008)  

320
Sep 4, 2008

55

Louisiana–Pacific Canada Ltd.

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2001)

AAC Rationale (2007)

90,000
Mar 8, 2007

 

56

Revelstoke Community Forest Corporation

AAC Rationale (1996)

AAC Rationale (2001)

AAC Rationale (2010)

90,000
Sep 8, 2010

 

57

Iisaak Forest Resources Ltd.

  AAC Rationale (2005)

Postponement Order (2009)

 

381
Dec 15, 2009

58

Teal Cedar Products Ltd.

      100,000
Dec 1, 2006
 
59

Weyerhaeuser Canada Ltd.

      66,000
Apr 1, 2008
 
60

Western Forest Products Inc.

     
802,868
Dec 7, 2010
 
61

Western Forest Products Inc.

     
108,500
May 1, 2010
 

Note
TFL 5
was consolidated with TFL 52 as of December 28, 2006.
TFL 10 and TFL 42 are now Community Forest Agreements.
TFL 25
Block 6 was deleted and became part of the Queen Charlotte TSA (TSA 25) on July 8, 2010 under
Section 39.1 of the Forest Act
As a result, the AAC of TFL 25 was reduced by 115,000 cubic metres under the
AAC administration regulation
. That increased the AAC of the Queen Charlotte TSA by the same amount to
590,000 cubic metres
. 
TFL 39 sub-divided (TFL 39 and TFL 60) January 15, 2010; Part 13 order expired May 23, 2010.
TFL 44 area deleted July 26, 2010.
TFL 47 was subdivided to create TFL 58 from the Moresby Block of TFL 47, effective December 1, 2006.
TFL 58 was subdivided from TFL 47 (Moresby Block of the Queen Charlotte Islands).
TFL 35 and TFL 59, effective April 1, 2008, TFL 59 was issued, over an area of land (Inkaneep Block) when it was deleted from TFL 35 via Instrument Number 12.
TFL 61 created from TFL 25 Block 1, May 1, 2010.
Due to the creation of the Pacific TSA (July 15, 2009) TFLs 6, 19, 25, 37, 39, 46, 47 have been affected.
TFL 1 was reduced due to the creation of the Cascadia TSA (July 6, 2011).
TFL 41 effective September 14, 2011 the AAC of TFL 41 is reduced (Cascadia TSA and Pacific TSA.
TFL 23 effective September 14, 2011 the AAC is reduced by 176,503 (Cascadia TSA).
TFL 52 effective September 14, 2011 the AAC is reduced by 81,986
 (Cascadia TSA).

Regional TFL AAC Total

Allowable Annual Cut

Volume Based (m³/year)

Area Based (hectares/year) 

Coast

8,393,008

701

Northern Interior

1,955,059

Southern Interior

3,276,614

Provincial TFL

13,624,681

701