Neighbor Logged 25 Trees on Our Land—What Are Our Options? (British Columbia)

We own 40 acres outside a small town in British Columbia and live on the property. Between us and the highway was a 20-acre undeveloped parcel owned by a logging company owner. When we purchased in 2021, dense trees (40'-60' Douglas fir and pine) provided privacy and reduced highway noise. In 2023, the neighbor clear-cut his land. When I raised concerns about the property line, he assured me it was marked. After the logging, our home became fully visible from the highway, and noise levels increased significantly, permanently altering our property. Fast forward to 2025, we had a professional survey done for an excavation project. It turns out the neighbor logged approximately 25 of our trees, cutting 12"-30' into our land. We value good neighbor relations in our small town but also recognize this was a major and negligent mistake that has had lasting impacts on our property. What are our legal options, and what might be a fair resolution?

TLDR: Neighbor cut down 25+ trees on our property, what next?