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Excerpt from A Handbook of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Industry
Hat the expansion of the pulp and paper industry in Canada continues is shown by a comparison of the statistics for the calendar year 1918 with those of the year 1917, as presented in the present report.
The number of mills operating in 1917 was 83 with a production of In 1918 the number of active mills had risen to 94 and the volume of production to an increase in the number of active mills of 11, or per cent and in production of or an increase of per cent.
The consumption of pulpwood in 1918 was cords, as compared with cords in 1917 or an increase for the year of 5 per cent. The total cut of pulpwood for manufacture and for export which in 1917 was cords increased to cords in 1918. The quantity cut for-export rose from cords in 1917 to cords in 1918, an increase of cords or per cent.
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