The hundreds of wildfires burning in Canada may forever transform the country’s landscape — but some fire experts say that might not be a bad thing.

Now the place is more of a thick, coniferous forest that could burn at high intensity. “I used to think, ‘Oh my god the trees are gone, it’s so bad,’” he said. “But I’ve changed my mind.

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After the first two rows were cleared, remaining trees began to deteriorate, and Great Forest Homes had no choice but to remove them, town councillors were told.