More relief at the pumps expected as prices begin return to normal

By Dan Ahlstrand

HALIFAX – Another significant drop coming to gasoline pumps across Nova Scotia.

Our newsroom is predicting that when regulated prices are adjusted at midnight, they will fall by about five cents per litre.

George Murphy of Consumers for Fair Gas Prices telling NEWS 95.7 the reason for the second major drop in consecutive weeks is pretty simple.

“This has all to do with hurricane Harvey and the reset of prices back to pre-hurricane levels,” said Murphy.

Across the border in Bew Brunswick prices fell by 4.4 cents overnight, dropping the maximum price to 115.3.

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