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Old Posted: Sep 25, 2007, 10:24 PM
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Gasoline price
I didn't see that kind of topic so I created one. The price of the gas could be very different from a city to another. We can see the evoluation of the prices.

I'll start: Here, in Montreal, 98.4
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Old Posted: Sep 25, 2007, 10:36 PM
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its actually 97.4 next to my place.
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Old Posted: Sep 25, 2007, 11:22 PM
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Old Posted: Sep 25, 2007, 11:25 PM
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the whole province of Quebec has the same price range.... ???
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Old Posted: Sep 25, 2007, 11:25 PM
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Code:
Province  		Price  
Ontario 		97.496 	
Quebec 			99.400 	
New Brunswick 		102.074 	
PEI 			102.400 	
Alberta 		102.867 	
Manitoba 		105.552 	
Nova Scotia 		107.332 	
British Columbia 	108.538 	
Saskatchewan 		108.900 	
Newfoundland 		111.583 	

City  		Price  	
Hamilton 	96.033 	
Toronto 	96.053 	
London 		96.807 	
Edmonton 	98.634 	
Montreal 	98.928 	
Calgary 	101.344 	
Quebec City 	103.650 	
Winnipeg 	105.051 	
Halifax 	106.200 	
Saskatoon 	106.521 	
Vancouver 	106.661 	
Victoria 	106.900 	
Regina 		107.063
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Old Posted: Sep 25, 2007, 11:26 PM
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the whole province of Quebec has the same price range.... ???
try going to the link provided and zooming in...
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lucky bastard in Cornwall and Sarnia.
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Old Posted: Sep 25, 2007, 11:46 PM
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Code:
Province  		Price  
Ontario 		97.496 	
Quebec 			99.400 	
New Brunswick 		102.074 	
PEI 			102.400 	
Alberta 		102.867 	
Manitoba 		105.552 	
Nova Scotia 		107.332 	
British Columbia 	108.538 	
Saskatchewan 		108.900 	
Newfoundland 		111.583 	

City  		Price  	
Hamilton 	96.033 	
Toronto 	96.053 	
London 		96.807 	
Edmonton 	98.634 	
Montreal 	98.928 	
Calgary 	101.344 	
Quebec City 	103.650 	
Winnipeg 	105.051 	
Halifax 	106.200 	
Saskatoon 	106.521 	
Vancouver 	106.661 	
Victoria 	106.900 	
Regina 		107.063
I know about this site but the problem is that it do not include all cities.
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I know about this site but the problem is that it do not include all cities.
Which city do they not include?
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They include only the big cities. Little cities (50 000-10 000) are not included.
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lucky bastard in Cornwall and Sarnia.
is that an oxy-moron?
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Old Posted: Sep 26, 2007, 12:25 AM
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yes... www.gasbuddy.com is the main page for all those.... go on?
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Old Posted: Sep 26, 2007, 12:28 AM
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They include only the big cities. Little cities (50 000-10 000) are not included.
They include any station in any province that gets reported. Thats how this site works - you report the price to them that you see on the pump, and they put it on their website. Small town, no town, Large city, middle of no where... they'll report it.
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Old Posted: Sep 26, 2007, 12:57 AM
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They include any station in any province that gets reported. Thats how this site works - you report the price to them that you see on the pump, and they put it on their website. Small town, no town, Large city, middle of no where... they'll report it.
I know how it work! But I wanted to say that there is not an average price in those small cities.
In this topic,you can just say the gas price that are near you!
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And by the way, Newfoundland gas price are very high! WHy that much?
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And by the way, Newfoundland gas price are very high! WHy that much?
I dunno, someone has to pay for Hebron-Ben Nevis it mise well be Newfoundlanders.
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92.9 here (Aylmer, qc.)

There's always this strip of stations on the main street that sell for less than anywhere else in the city for some reason.
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Old Posted: Sep 26, 2007, 1:57 AM
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Montreal passed Edmonton

Hamilton 95.993
Toronto 96.033
London 96.863
Montreal 98.329
Edmonton 98.874
Calgary 100.709
Quebec City 103.650
Winnipeg 105.250
Halifax 106.200
Vancouver 106.458
Regina 106.509
Saskatoon 106.879
Victoria 106.900


I'm very surprise that Vancouver is very far
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Old Posted: Sep 26, 2007, 2:03 AM
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Why is Ontario so damn cheap? We produce and refine the gasoline in the west, and then it magically gets cheaper as it travels east? Its not fair.
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