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A tiny invasive insect poses a significant risk to Canada’s agricultural sector and ecosystems. With its ability to damage a wide range of plants, it is essential for Canadians to recognize and report Spotted Lanternfly sightings to help mitigate its spread. 

SPOTTED LANTERNFLY: WHY OFFICIALS WANT YOU TO STOMP ON THIS INVASIVE INSECT

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