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Gas prices skyrocket overnight across Canada
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Gas prices skyrocket overnight across CanadaCanwest News ServicePublished: Saturday, June 07, 2008Gas prices across the country shot up as much as six cents on Saturday morning as the cost of oil continued its record-setting ascent.
According to gasbuddy.com, a website that tracks gas prices across North America, pumps in Toronto hit $1.359 a litre early Saturday morning, up from $1.299 on Friday. Stations around Winnipeg had been selling gas for $1.259 a litre at 7 p.m. on Friday, but just five hours later, reports of $1.329-a-litre gasoline were commonplace. In remote Bonavista, Nfld., pumps reached a startling $1.449, as the cost of transporting refined oil pushed the fuel to new heights in far-flung communities.
The website averaged the price of gasoline across Canada to $1.337, up more than 20 cents a litre from last year.
June 7, 2008 at 08:25 am by Barry Artiste, 254 views, 3 comments





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at 09:04 on June 7th, 2008
That's been going on down here in the States, too. Went from $3.59 to $3.89 per gallon regular unleaded. Now it's been fluctuating down a little, up a little. Cheapest I've seen in this area is $3.76, but that station is always about 10 cents cheaper than everyone else. Now they're flying several US flags, whatever that means.
at 20:58 on June 7th, 2008
Canadians make billions selling oil to Americans. Why would they care about a price hike?
at 21:21 on June 7th, 2008
Thanks to you both for your comments, in regards to UOLE, yes Canada pretty much supplies you all your oil and have done so for almost a decade, there goes the Saudi Myth and Georges War for oil theory., The thing is we are pay $6.00 a gallon, and our Canadian dollars is the same value as the US dollar at par. So your'e lucky paying under 4 dollars for a gallon of gas, when Canada who should get it cheaper pays almost 3 dollars a gallon more. Pretty Warped if you ask me, Canada should be paying 4 bucks like you guys are in the US