No significant change expected in N.S. gas prices

By News Staff

Posted Apr 15, 2010 05:41:18 AM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

Nova Scotia’s regulated gas prices aren’t expected to change significantly this week.

They could stay put, but if there’s any change, News 95.7 predicts it will be a drop of about a penny a litre.

Regular self-serve is currently selling for $1.08.3 in metro.

In New Brunswick, prices fell by 2.1 cents a litre overnight. Gas is selling for $1.02.1 in most places.

In Toronto, prices are as low as 97 cents a litre.

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