Gas and diesel prices drop in all three Maritime provinces
The price of gas and diesel decreased overnight in all three Maritime provinces.
Nova Scotia
The price of regular self-serve gasoline in Nova Scotia's Zone One decreased by 3.4 cents. The minimum price is now 141.6 cents per litre in the Halifax-area.
Diesel prices decreased by 4.1 cents per litre. The new minimum price is 137.3 cents a litre.
In Cape Breton, the price of regular self-serve gasoline is 143.5 cents per litre and the price of diesel is 139.2 cents a litre.
Prince Edward Island
On P.E.I., the price of regular self-serve gasoline decreased by 3.5 cents. The minimum price on the island is now 147.3 cents per litre.
The price of diesel decreased by 1.7 cents. The minimum price is now 148.1 cents per litre.
New Brunswick
The price of regular self-serve gasoline decreased by 3.9 cents in New Brunswick. The new maximum price in the province is 144.4 cents per litre.
Diesel prices increased by 3.9 cents, bringing the maximum price to 142.5 cents a litre.
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