Ryan Burns, the Operations Manager at Wright Tree Service, says the landscape of Canada’s Capital is going to be changed forever, adding that it will take at least 30 years to get it all back. He says the tree removal service has received between 300 and 400 requests since Saturday’s storm struck the city, a glaring difference from the 30 to 50 requests they are used to seeing. They are struggling to keep up with high demands and are now triaging requests based on the level of priority. Burns joins Kristy Cameron on today’s Ottawa Now.

<p>Ryan Burns, the Operations Manager at Wright Tree Service, says the landscape of Canada&rsquo;s Capital is going to be changed forever, adding that it will take at least 30 years to get it all back. He says the tree removal service has received between 300 and 400 requests since Saturday&rsquo;s storm struck the city, a glaring difference from the 30 to 50 requests they are used to seeing. They are struggling to keep up with high demands and are now triaging requests based on the level of priority. Burns joins Kristy Cameron on today&rsquo;s Ottawa Now.</p>

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Ottawa Now – ‘When we finished 10 requests, 30 more would come in’: Never-before-seen levels of destruction putting tree removal services in high demand