Gasoline prices fall across Nova Scotia

Gas and Diesel prices fall across Nova Scotia//Someone filling up gas at a pump. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh, file)

By Dan Ahlstrand

Posted Jan 24, 2025 04:56:54 AM.

Last Updated Jan 24, 2025 02:26:31 PM.

There was a slight drop in gasoline and diesel prices across Nova Scotia Friday morning.

The Nova Scotia Utilities and Review Board (NSUARB) used its weekly adjustment to lower the price for self-serve gas by 9-10ths of a cent to a new minimum of 165.3.

Diesel prices also fell at midnight with the provincial regulator lowering fuel prices by 1.1 cents to 195.9.

12 months ago, we were paying 1.59 for gasoline and 1.94 for diesel.

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