Gas prices go up in Nova Scotia heading into long weekend

By Dan Ahlstrand

Posted Jul 30, 2021 09:05:09 AM.

Gasoline prices are up across Nova Scotia on Friday morning.

The provincial regulator used its weekly adjustment to raise the minimum price for self serve regular by 3.2 cents to 137.2.

Diesel prices are also up by 3 cents at midnight to 125.1.

At this time last year we were paying 95 cents for gasoline and 89 cents for diesel.

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