N.S. gas prices expected to rise

By News Staff

Posted Jun 17, 2010 05:56:02 AM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

We’re expecting another increase at the pumps this week.

News 95.7 is predicting regulated prices will go up by one to 1.5 cents a litre tonight, thanks to an increase in wholesale prices over the last week.

Regular self-serve is currently going for $1.00.7 in metro.

In New Brunswick, regulated prices went up by a penny overnight. Gas is selling in Saint John for 97.7 a litre today.

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