Fuel prices rises two cents across Nova Scotia

A fuel pump at a Calgary gas station. (Nick Blakeney, CityNews photo)

By Blake Priddle

Posted Nov 14, 2025 07:11:55 AM.

Last Updated Nov 14, 2025 11:07:06 AM.

Fuel prices have gone up slightly this week across the province.

In its weekly adjustment, the Nova Scotia Energy Board increased the minimum price for self-serve regular gas by 2.4 cents from 142.7 cents per litre to 145.1.

The price of diesel also increased byalmost five cents at midnight to 175.0.

This time last year, drivers were paying 1.56 for gas and 1.72 for diesel.

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