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Canada has lost billions of trees, but we can still build the forests of the future
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IN DEPTH
The last stand
Canada is short billions of trees, but there is still time to build the forest of the future
ERIN ANDERSSEN
PHOTOGRAPHY BY EAMON MAC MAHON
DATA ANALYSIS BY YANG SUN AND CHEN WANG
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PUBLISHED MAY 16, 2026
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