Price of gas in your city - Page 32

Innsertnamehere · #**621** Posted **Jan 5, 2017, 9:34 PM**

full serves are scattered around Ontario, usually in older parts of small towns. There is one in the town I grew up in. Its usually 3-4 cents pricer than others in town.

Airboy · #**622** Posted **Jan 5, 2017, 9:57 PM**

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Originally Posted by 1overcosc

^ Carbon taxes came into effect on January 1st in Ontario & Alberta, although that can only explain few cents worth of change.

You would have thought the world was ending by some comi plot. today not a peep.

1overcosc · #**623** Posted **Jan 6, 2017, 1:48 AM**

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Originally Posted by lio45

Alberta and Ontario both pricier than Quebec, that's weird...

Will Ottawans start to fill up in Gatineau rather than the other way around?!?

Ontario is currently averaging at 111.57 and Quebec at 115.28. Thunder Bay is just pricier than the rest of the province.

Ottawa's & Gatineau's rates, though, look to be about the same. The Quebec government actually charges a lower gas tax rate in Gatineau, in order to reduce the number of Gatineau drivers buying gas across the border.

Acajack · #**624** Posted **Jan 6, 2017, 2:19 AM**

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Originally Posted by 1overcosc

Ontario is currently averaging at 111.57 and Quebec at 115.28. Thunder Bay is just pricier than the rest of the province.

Ottawa's & Gatineau's rates, though, look to be about the same. The Quebec government actually charges a lower gas tax rate in Gatineau, in order to reduce the number of Gatineau drivers buying gas across the border.

And the tax rebate actually goes down gradually as you get further from the border. So parts of Gatineau a bit further from the bridges are higher than those closer to Ottawa.

Boris2k7 · #**625** Posted **Jan 8, 2017, 1:51 AM**

Gas prices in Calgary are continuing on a downward trajectory, and by tomorrow might be lower than a week ago when the carbon tax came into effect. Averaging about 109.7c/L at the moment.

SpongeG · #**626** Posted **Jan 8, 2017, 5:25 AM**

in NE BC in fsj this evening it was 112.9, cost me just over $80 for 3/4 tank - ugh

i hate to know what it would be at 133.9 it was when i left vancouver this afternoon

manny_santos · #**627** Posted **Jan 8, 2017, 6:44 PM**

$1.14 at quite a few Toronto stations this morning.

I was in rural Lanark County yesterday and I saw $1.10 at a full serve station. But that area from my experience has always been cheaper than Ottawa, Kingston and Toronto.

Loco101 · #**628** Posted **Jan 9, 2017, 3:40 AM**

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Originally Posted by Loco101

It's funny that the gas price in Timmins is still 118.9 and is unchanged from last year!! The price was raised by 7 cents on Boxing Day. So the gas stations can't blame the new carbon tax!

But now that they see higher prices in T-Bay they will likely raise the price here in a day or two to make it the highest in the province.

I was away from home for a few days. Got back and the price in Timmins is 123.9

Boris2k7 · #**629** Posted **Jan 14, 2017, 2:54 AM**

Calgary gas prices continue their downward trend, two weeks after the carbon tax kicked in.

Price range today (Low -- Avg -- High) is 99.9c/L -- 106.3c/L -- 114.9c/L

Note: this is the same chart as above, but GasBuddy adjusts the range of values to fit the data for the period.

240glt · #**630** Posted **Jan 23, 2017, 6:24 PM**

Observed 95.9 at the Centex down the road from my house this morning

Pretty reasonable

Airboy · #**631** Posted **Jan 23, 2017, 7:47 PM**

93 at Cosco in St Albert. Grande Prairie was 1.10 on Weds.

Heading for Vancouver in about an hour so will post the price variations on the TCH route. then the Yellowhead route back.

SpongeG · #**632** Posted **Jan 23, 2017, 8:57 PM**

it was 117.9 in grimshaw alberta sunday, i missed what it wasin Ft St johm, but when i got to vancouver i noticed most places were only 122.9, not bad

Boris2k7 · #**633** Posted **Jan 24, 2017, 8:45 AM**

Gas prices in Calgary have been in continuous decline since January 02 (-12c/L) and are now averaging 99.3c/L across the city. The lowest observed gas price right now is 90.9c/L.

vid · #**634** Posted **Jan 25, 2017, 2:43 AM**

Still 113.9 on average in Thunder Bay. Been this way for a while now.

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Originally Posted by Boris2k7

Gas prices in Calgary have been in continuous decline since January 02 (-12c/L) and are now averaging 99.3c/L across the city. The lowest observed gas price right now is 90.9c/L.

Fucking NDP.

SpongeG · #**635** Posted **Jan 25, 2017, 7:33 AM**

has dropped a bit today, anywhere from 119.9 to 121.9

SpongeG · #**636** Posted **Jan 30, 2017, 6:25 AM**

on friday in GV it was dropping to 117.9 in the early afternoon, by the evening a lot of places were at 116.9

Wehn i left town saturday it was around 118.9 at most of the stations I passed.

Airboy · #**637** Posted **Feb 7, 2017, 5:58 PM**

So here is a rough cost of fuel prices From Victoria to Edmonton this past weekend.
1.16 in Victoria. 1.25 in Van. 1.19 in Hope. 1.09 in Kamloops. 0.99 in Edson and 0.89 in Edmonton.

Topped up in Victoria, again in Hope then Kamloops and a straight shot into Edmonton for a fill. Averaged 6.8l/100

SignalHillHiker · #**638** Posted **Jun 3, 2017, 2:54 PM**

Gas prices are below 1.20 in much of St. John's - that's the lowest its been in ages.

Dwils01 · #**639** Posted **Sep 2, 2017, 1:14 AM**

Gas prices have jumped almost 30 cents in Sault Ste. Marie overnight to 135.9.
Sault Michigan hasn't changed at all and is still 253.9.

Surrey average price went up a few cents to 138.9.

Anywhere else see a dramatic increase in gas prices because of the hurricane and the long weekend.

Architype · #**640** Posted **Sep 2, 2017, 1:26 AM**

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Originally Posted by SignalHillHiker

Gas prices are below 1.20 in much of St. John's - that's the lowest its been in ages.

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But probably not for long because of the situation in Texas?

In Vancouver where I go it's $139.9 now, considerably higher than in SJs. Years ago it was consistently a few cents cheaper here, but over time extra taxes were added, to make us "socially responsible" .