The correct answer is - Canada.
Canada is the country that has the most forest area from the countries on this list. It is actually the second country in the world by forest area, with only Russia being in front of it. Canada has around 4,916,438 km² of forest. Brazil is very close to it, and it is in the third place globally, with the United States being placed as fourth, China as fifth, and Argentina as eight.
Canada's forests are stretching pretty much all over its southern half, creating a landscape of dense coniferous forests, and in certain areas of deciduous forests. Even Canada's flag has a leaf on it, more specifically a leaf of a maple tree.