Gas prices hit record high in Nova Scotia

By Dan Ahlstrand

Posted Feb 4, 2022 09:55:00 AM.

Gasoline prices are at record highs in Nova Scotia.

This after the provincial regulator moved the minimum price for self serve regular up by 6.2 cents to 152.6.

The previous record was $1.47 set back in October of last year.

Diesel prices are also up on Friday morning by 6.1 cents to 159.6.

One year ago we were paying 1.13 for gasoline and 1.09 for diesel.

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