Interrupter used to drop gasoline prices

By Mark Hodgins

Posted Nov 15, 2022 09:30:00 AM.

There's some welcome news on the fuel front on Tuesday morning. 

The UARB has used its interrupter clause to lower the price for gasoline. 

It's a drop of 7 cents per litre, bringing gasoline to 173.4.

Diesel prices were not impacted by the change. 

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