Drivers across Canada’s Maritime provinces are seeing a slight drop in gasoline prices following overnight rate adjustments. Here is a breakdown of the updated fuel prices in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick:
- Nova Scotia: In the Halifax area, the minimum price for regular gasoline decreased by 0.7 cents to 181.6 cents per litre. Diesel prices also dropped by 1.3 cents, bringing the new minimum to 266.5 cents per litre. In Cape Breton, the minimum price stands at 183.5 cents per litre for gasoline and 268.5 cents per litre for diesel.
- Prince Edward Island: Regular self-serve gasoline prices remained unchanged on P.E.I., holding steady at a minimum of 187.3 cents per litre. However, island motorists saw significant savings on diesel, which dropped by 5.8 cents to a new minimum price of 258.4 cents per litre.
- New Brunswick: Regular self-serve gasoline experienced a minor decrease of 0.2 cents, lowering the maximum price to 185.0 cents per litre. Conversely, diesel bucked the regional trend by increasing 1.4 cents, bringing the new maximum price to 276.6 cents per litre.
