I completely disagree. I've flown over NB and NS many times and although you can occasionally see patches where the trees were forested, it's equivalent to the size of a band-aid on an elephant: the majority of the landscape is untouched.

As the article mentions, the Canadian forestry industry is highly regulated and the controls in place ensure reforestation for any area harvested. Unfortunately, similar  controls are not in place in many other countries for which organizations like Greenpeace have a legitimate beef.