We all do it. We all complain about the price of gas. I’ve done it. But even at it’s worst this year, I’ve never seen it peek at this worst of the worst. Here’s the most expensive places in Canada to buy gas. Stats were gathered by MJ Ervin & Associates and displayed at MSN Money.
Gas prices across Canada
Canada
Price per litre on June 14: 127.3
Last week’s price: 127.6
Change: – 0.3
Yellowknife
Price per litre on June 14: 140.2
Last week’s price: 140.2
Change: No change
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Thunder Bay
Price per litre on June 14: 139.0
Last week’s price: 141.0
Change: – 2.0
Vancouver
Price per litre on June 14: 135.1
Last week’s price: 133.4
Change: + 1.7
Montreal
Price per litre on June 14: 131.0
Last week’s price: 131.1
Change: – 0.1
St Johns
Price per litre on June 14: 131.2
Last week’s price: 132.2
Change: – 1.0
Quebec City
Price per litre on June 14: 130.3
Last week’s price: 131.5
Change: – 1.2
Hamilton
Price per litre on June 14: 129.0
Last week’s price: 128.5
Change: + 0.5
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London, ON
Price per litre on June 14: 129.0
Last week’s price: 128.7
Change: + 0.3
Toronto
Price per litre on June 14: 129.0
Last week’s price: 128.6
Change: + 0.4
Regina
Price per litre on June 14: 126.9
Last week’s price: 127.6
Change: – 0.7
Victoria
Price per litre on June 14: 126.9
Last week’s price: 131.9
Change: – 5.0
Halifax
Price per litre on June 14: 126.8
Last week’s price: 127.5
Change: – 0.7
Ottawa
Price per litre on June 14: 126.2
Last week’s price: 125.3
Change: + 0.9
Saskatoon
Price per litre on June 14: 123.9
Last week’s price: 127.5
Change: – 3.6
Winnipeg
Price per litre on June 14: 117.8
Last week’s price: 120.8
Change: – 3.0
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Calgary
Price per litre on June 14: 113.9
Last week’s price: 116.9
Change: – 3.0
Edmonton
Price per litre on June 14: 109.4
Last week’s price: 111.5
Change: – 2.1
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