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374                         FOR2r8-FORESrs


           e-INDUSTRIE DE LA PULPE                  C-PULP AND PAPER
                  ET DU PAPIER                            INDUSTRY
          En 1946, il y avait, dans la Provinco, 12  In 1946, there were 12 pulp-mills, 17 paper-
        fabriques de pulpe, 17 papeteries et 31 fabri-  mills and 31 pulp and paper millB. The grOS8
        ques de pulpe et de papier.  La valeur brute  value of manufactured products was estimated
        des produi'" fabliqués a été fixée à $26.;,989,9,53  ut $265;989,953 and the net wlue at $130,761,-
        et la valeur nette, à $130,761,861.  861.
          La valeur brute comprend jjla valeur de la.  The groas value includes Uthe values of pulp
        pulpe vendue au CanadA, de la pulpe exportée  made for sale in Canada, pulp made for e:q>ori
        et du papier fabriqué; elle Ùl.itIse de cOté, d'tille  and paper manufactured. It does not include
        part, le bois li pulpe et, d'autre part, la pulpe
        faite pour leur propre consommation par les  pulpwood nor the pulp made in combined pulp
        établissements fabriquant à la fois la pulpe et  and paper mills for their own use in malting
        le papier".  La. valeur nette s'obtient lien  paper".  The net value "is oompiled by Bub·
        l!Ioustrayant de la vlÙeur brute, le coû.t des  stracting the cost of materials and suppliee,
        matières premières et fournitures, du combus-  fuel and electlicity from the gross value or
        tible et de 1'6lectricité.  Avant 1934, le coût
                                             products.  Plior to 193!, only the oost of
        des matières premières est seul déduit. Le coût
        des matières premières comprend la valeur  rnaterials was deducted. The oost of materials
        du bols 8. pulpe, des produits chimiques et  is mAde up of the sum of the va.luea of pulp-
        des fournitures aerva.nt à la fabrication de la  wood, chemicaIs and suppIiea UBed in pulp.
        pulpe, a.insi que la. valeur de ln. pulpe, des pro-  making and of the pu1p, chemicaIs and sup-
        duits chimiques et des fournitures scrvant à  plieS! uscd in paper making.  The pulp made
        la. la.brlcation du papier. La. pulpe fabriquée
        dans les pulperies-papeteries pour leur propre  in combined pulp and paper mills for their
        consommation est exclue de ces calculs;  own Use in paper-making is considered as &
        on ne la considère ni comme un produit des  stage of manuracture and ie Dot included
        pulperies ni comme une matière première des  eî.tber as a product of the pulp-mill or a raw
        papeteries".                         materia} of the paper-mill".


        ID-Valeur de la production de l'industrie de la pulpe et du papier au Canada,
                                      par provinces.
          ID-Value of Production of Pulp and Paper Indu6try in Canada, by Provinces.

                                               A...tt«. P"l'OyiIl~Other
                                  Qu~beo                       1      Cana.d&
                            Vo.leUl brute Valeul nette Valeu~blute Va.le~ne~te 1Vo.le~brute I~V~"~,u-:-n-'.-..-
           ANrffiEB--YEARB
                            GlOse Vll.lue  Net Va.lue  Gros! Va.lue  Net Vll.lue  GroSI Value  Net Value
                                •        1       •         •       •        •
        1935.... ' .. .... .. .. ......  75,376,258  35,315,084  83,949.288  43,331,942 159,325,546  78,647.626
        1936.... ..  .... . ......  88,405,3-17  40.789,884  95.227.648  44,949,522 183,632,995  85.739.406
        1937.... ...... ..... .. ....... 107.19&.316  48.127.440 119.048,395  57,874,571 226,244,711 106,002,017
        1938 ... " " ... ... ........  88,990,115  41,246,952  84,985,388  47,787,234  1~'i.8fl7,sm  S9,034.186
        1939..... .... ..... ......... 103,564,9oSl  50.298.891 104,587,314  52,824,769 208.152,295 103,123,660
        Moy.-Ave. 1935-39.. ...... ... 92,706,603  43,155,771  97,559,607  49,353,608 1 192 ,250,610  92,509.379
        1940..............  ", . ..... 151,264,649  79,285,217 146,770,194  78,94.5,358 298,034,843 1,38,230,575
        1941 .... " ......... ... ....... 166,578.687  84.2.'>1.710  167,"SO.48~  90.267,331 33-1,42f1.175 174,555,04:1
        1942... ....  ... .. '"  167,601,563  80,396.473 169,095,714  84,103,W/' 336.697,277 164,500,420
        1943 .. , , ... .... ....... , ... 166,928.003  79 ,40S ,646 177,41<:3.611  84,835,442 ·344,411.614  IM,2B,088
        1944 .... .. .. .... .. ... ....1''',918,517  f!7. 796. 517 182,927,669  86,695,586 369,846,086 174.492,103
        1945 .... ..... ... ..... .... 199,172.142  89. 884 ,9g] 199,632,373  90,516,902 398,804,515 lS0.401,8S5
        1946..  .. .. . ...  " .. 26.3.989,953 130,761,861 26L"i24.9IJ3 127.402,717 ,527,814.916 25S.1r,4-,578
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