Gas expected to fall below 90 cents a litre
Posted Jan 15, 2015 10:11:14 AM.
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The fall in the price of gasoline in Nova Scotia will hit another milestone this week.
Our newsroom is predicting that when prices are adjusted at midnight they will fall by about 2 cents a litre, moving the price below 90 cents for this first time since 2009.
Dave Collins of Wilsons Fuel told News 95.7 he expects prices to remain low until March.
“Then it will start to climb, and it will be up and down,” he said. “The trend line will go back up.”
Across the border in New Brunswick gasoline prices dropped by 4.5 cents to a new maximum price of 91.4.
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