Gas prices up 2 cents a litre

By News Staff

Posted Nov 15, 2013 07:59:40 AM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

Drivers are paying more to fill up the car this morning.

The provincial regulator moved the price up by an even 2 cents a litre at midnight to $126.7.

For the second consecutive week the price of diesel remains at $131.8.

12 months ago drivers were paying $1.30 for gas and $1.31 for diesel.

Oil was trading on the markets at $93.12 U.S. a barrel, almost the same as yesterday’s closing price of $93.76.

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