This book investigates the state and economic significance of Canada's forest products in 1914. It details the various industries, resources, and trade practices that defined the sector at the turn of the 20th century. The work draws upon official statistics and reports from the period to provide a comprehensive overview.

This historical report provides a detailed statistical snapshot of Canada's forest products industry at a pivotal moment in its development. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the economic landscape of the era. The data presented is likely to be of interest to economic historians and researchers specializing in natural resource management.