No change expected in N.S. gas prices

By News Staff

Posted Apr 22, 2010 05:36:26 AM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

It looks like we’ll enjoy another week of more of the same at the pumps.

Despite a rising loonie and slight drop in wholesale prices, News 95.7 predicts there will be no change in regulated gas prices tonight.

Regular self-serve is currently going for $1.07.1 a litre in metro.

In New Brunswick, regulated prices dropped by just three-tenths of a cent overnight.

In Toronto, where prices are unregulated, gas is going for about 97 cents a litre.

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