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Forestry Term Supply Licence

A term supply licence (TSL) is a licence with a term of up to 10 years, granting rights to harvest specified forest volumes as well as responsibilities for forest management. A TSL may be volume-based or area-based.

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  2. Eligibility
  3. How To Apply
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1. Benefits

Term supply licences offer companies two- to 10-year terms (usually five), and they may be renewed for a second term if sufficient volume is available.

Area-Based

On area-based licences, the licensee has rights to all volume except that which is specifically excluded for the use of other parties.

Volume-based

On a volume-based licence, a licensee's volume is specified in the licence.

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2. Eligibility

Term supply licensees are responsible for:

  • Preparing an operating plan for the term of the licence, and updating it every year. This must be approved by the ministry before harvesting can occur.
  • Preparing a forest management plan if the term of the licence is longer than five years. This must be approved by the ministry before harvesting can occur.
  • Ensuring that all forest management activities follow approved plans
  • Payment of stumpage fees and forest management fees
  • Consulting with First Nations, Aboriginal people and the general public about proposed activities
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3. How To Apply

Email us for more information or phone 306-953-2450.

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