Regina officials are bringing in an army of ladybugs to wage an environmentally friendly war on other insects in the city.
They plan to release almost 300-thousand ladybugs, which experts say like eating aphids and will help reduce the need for pesticides in the city.
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Some of the ladybugs are to be released in Victoria Park on Thursday.
City officials will be on hand to answer questions about the project.
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