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Gas Prices Across the Country

By 250 News

Thursday, April 26, 2007 02:29 PM

The Price of gas at the pump in Prince George jumped to 113.9 a litre  up from 108.9 or five cents a litre (18 cents a gallon) today.

The MJ Ervin &Associates survey taken on Tuesday shows just where prices have been sitting in Canada.

In the case of the Prince George region, the wholesale mark up is higher than most regions in the country, for example Vancouver has a 6 cent a litre tax, making their wholesale price 73.9 cents.

On the east coast the price of gas in Sydney, Nova Scotia is 115 cents a liter while the wholesale cost is just 75.4 cents in a controlled market.

The average wholesale price in Canada is 72.6 cents a litre, in Prince George that figure is 78.2 with a refinery located in the city.

Here are MJ Ervin’s figures for this week (before the price jump today) showing the wholesale cost and actual cost at the pumps.

LocationWholesalePump Price
Prince George78.2108.9
Vancouver79.9 (includes 6 cent/litre tax)117.0
Victoria84.8118.5
Kamloops77.3107.9
Ft. St. John78.5109.2
Calgary75.99
Edmonton75.3100
Winnipeg75.5102.
Toronto71.6102.1
Ottawa72.8103.4
Sudbury, Ont73.4103.9
Sydney N.S.75.4115.
Canadian Average72.6105.3


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Balderdash.....
A sure sign of the coming nice weather: the theiving oil companies just put their sticky fingers a little deeper into the comsumer's pockets. Is there a long weekend coming up?
Soon people won't laugh about the Smart car anymore, or sneer at cars that use less than 5 liters per 100km.
Wait till siphoning gas becomes a norm here!
My snowmobile gets 20 mph. Time to make them street legal.
Lat year they blamed prices on the hurricanes on the Gulf coast. I guess they are so used to outrageous profits they just jacked prices up anyway. Last year at this time, the cost of a barrel of crude was in the $75.00 range with the pump price at 107.9 p/l. The barrel this morning is $64.76. Tell me we are not being ripped off by big oil.
Seems to me that with the huge profits these oil companies are making,we are in fact getting gouged.
If the profits are that high,then we must be paying more than is reasonable.Nobody begrudges them a profit but this is extreme.
The question is,how do we fight back? The government won't help even though they should.So what's the solution?
Or is there one?