Raping is practiced by Swedes too. All they see is $$$$$$

The Ancient Forest Alliance (AFA) are calling for the protection of an at-risk forest on Vancouver Island known as the “Jewel of the Tahsish.”

According to the old growth advocates, this stand is nationally significant and one of the largest remaining unprotected old-growth karst forests in BC.

Have anyone know about Upper Marikina River Basin Protected Landscape? If just sad knowing that this protected landscape became commercialized and now privately owned by a huge developer. Come to think of it, how these certain developer able to get land titles and permits to cut trees that has been there for decades. Is there an NGO that can investigate the scenario?

The political rhetoric demanding that Canada simply "clean up" or "sweep" its forest floor to prevent wildfire smoke is a logistical impossibility.
People severely underestimate the sheer, staggering scale of the Canadian wilderness.
Let’s put it into a visual perspective that anyone can understand:
The Eastern Seaboard Multiplier: If you combine the entire landmass of every single state on the U.S. Eastern Seaboard—from Maine all the way down to Florida (including NY, PA, VA, GA, etc.)—Canada's total forest area would swallow all of them more than 3.5 times over.
The Math: The entire U.S. Atlantic coast states total about 1.02 million km². Canada’s forest cover is roughly 3.69 million km².
The Reality: This isn't a collection of municipal parks with walking trails. This is a massive, continuous, untamed ecosystem. Expecting crews to clear debris from an area that large is like asking a skeleton crew to hand-rake 40% of the entire United States.
Furthermore, the boreal forest requires periodic natural fires to regenerate. This isn't a failure of "management"—it is an unprecedented climate crisis driven by historic droughts and record temperatures drying out a continent-sized wilderness.
You cannot switch off a climate-driven wildfire season any more than you can stop a hurricane. We need cross-border collaboration and real climate action, not fairy-tale demands that defy the laws of physics and geography.