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3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Gas prices fell again in Canada this week; Here's where the discounts are deepest
Gas prices fell 1.1 cents per litre of regular fuel on average in cities across Canada this week, according to data from Kalibrate. The average rate at the pumps is down about 13 per cent year-over-year. This week, Abbotsford, B.C. led the nation with the biggest drop, at 17.9 cents per litre. Victoria and Prince George, B.C. followed with weekly discounts of 11.6 cents and 8.8 cents, respectively. Meanwhile, resumed trade talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping have helped put the price of oil (CL=F) on track for its first seven-day gain in three weeks. Back in Canada, CEOs and executives at oil and gas firms are loading up on company stock. A report from BMO Capital Markets found insiders purchased $54 million in shares in the 90 days since March 1. Analyst Jeremy McCrea says this is an undeniably bullish signal for investors. 'Although there are many reasons why insiders sell ... there is one reason they buy," he wrote. Follow Yahoo Finance Canada for more weekly gas price updates. Scroll below to find your nearest city. Location May 29 June 5 Price Change Canada Average (V) 143.8 142.7 -1.1 WHITEHORSE 161.9 161.9 0 VANCOUVER* 167 163.8 -3.2 VICTORIA 181.5 169.9 -11.6 PRINCE GEORGE 140.9 132.1 -8.8 KAMLOOPS 152.9 151.2 -1.7 KELOWNA 142.6 142.8 0.2 FORT ST. JOHN 145.4 139.4 -6 ABBOTSFORD 160.8 142.9 -17.9 YELLOWKNIFE 134.9 144.9 10 CALGARY* 131 131 0 RED DEER 134.5 131 -3.5 EDMONTON 130.7 129.6 -1.1 LETHBRIDGE 124.6 126 1.4 LLOYDMINSTER 133.5 128.6 -4.9 GRANDE PRAIRIE 137.9 129.5 -8.4 REGINA* 134.8 133.7 -1.1 SASKATOON 135.6 135.4 -0.2 PRINCE ALBERT 132.3 132 -0.3 MOOSE JAW 135.7 135.7 0 WINNIPEG * 131.7 130.9 -0.8 BRANDON 131.7 128.4 -3.3 CITY OF TORONTO* 135.4 135.2 -0.2 BRAMPTON 134.9 134.9 0 ETOBICOKE 134.9 134.4 -0.5 MISSISSAUGA 134.1 133.8 -0.3 NORTH YORK 135.5 135.4 -0.1 SCARBOROUGH 135 135.1 0.1 VAUGHAN/MARKHAM 135.1 135.3 0.2 OTTAWA 133.2 133.3 0.1 KINGSTON 128.8 122.5 -6.3 PETERBOROUGH 126.8 122.7 -4.1 WINDSOR 133.1 133 -0.1 LONDON 135.5 134.2 -1.3 SUDBURY 138.8 132.9 -5.9 SAULT STE MARIE 128.3 128.3 0 THUNDER BAY 138.3 132.6 -5.7 NORTH BAY 136.8 127.5 -9.3 TIMMINS 144.7 144.7 0 HAMILTON 131.8 131.5 -0.3 ST. CATHARINES 129.8 130.3 0.5 BARRIE 134.5 134.2 -0.3 BRANTFORD 128.4 129.1 0.7 GUELPH 134.8 134.7 -0.1 KITCHENER 133.6 133.4 -0.2 OSHAWA 134.4 134.9 0.5 SARNIA 124.4 124.8 0.4 MONTRÉAL* 159.3 157.8 -1.5 QUÉBEC 155.3 154.4 -0.9 SHERBROOKE 152.3 153.2 0.9 GASPÉ 157.4 157.4 0 CHICOUTIMI 145.5 143.5 -2 RIMOUSKI 151.4 151.4 0 TROIS RIVIÈRES 151.8 154 2.2 DRUMMONDVILLE 150.8 150.8 0 VAL D'OR 159.6 159.6 0 GATINEAU 143.2 141.6 -1.6 SAINT JOHN* 144.2 140.6 -3.6 FREDERICTON 145 141 -4 MONCTON 144.4 140.1 -4.3 BATHURST 142.3 141 -1.3 EDMUNDSTON 144 140.1 -3.9 MIRAMICHI 146.2 142.3 -3.9 CAMPBELLTON 146.3 137.5 -8.8 SUSSEX 143.7 140.9 -2.8 WOODSTOCK 146.2 142.3 -3.9 HALIFAX* 145 141.6 -3.4 SYDNEY 146.9 143.5 -3.4 YARMOUTH 146 142.6 -3.4 TRURO 146.1 142.7 -3.4 KENTVILLE 145.5 142.1 -3.4 NEW GLASGOW 146.1 142.7 -3.4 CHARLOTTETOWN* 150.8 147.3 -3.5 ST JOHNS* 153.5 149.9 -3.6 GANDER 157.3 152.2 -5.1 LABRADOR CITY 160 157.2 -2.8 CORNER BROOK 154.6 150.8 -3.8 GRAND FALLS 157.3 151.2 -6.1 SOURCE: KALIBRATE • All figures in CAD cents (*) Denotes markets used in Volume Weighted Canada Average Jeff Lagerquist is a senior reporter at Yahoo Finance Canada. Follow him on Twitter @jefflagerquist. Download the Yahoo Finance app, available for Apple and Android. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
30-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Gas prices 'among the cheapest in nearly a decade' to start summer, analyst says
Canada's gas price average fell by 5.4 cents per litre of regular fuel this week, according to data from Kalibrate. The break from recent gains mirrors price action in the United States, where a leading analyst says rates at the pump are "among the cheapest in nearly a decade" when adjusting for inflation. The Canadian average price fell from $1.492 per litre to $1.438 between May 22 and May 29, led by declines in Vancouver, Kelowna, B.C., and Sarnia, Ont. At this time last year, the national average price was $1.688. The U.S. Memorial Day holiday is considered the unofficial start to the summer driving season in North America. Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, says while prices did not fall as much as expected, the holiday was still one of the most affordable for drivers since 2021. "When adjusted for inflation, [it was] among the cheapest in nearly a decade,' he wrote in a blog post. 'As we move into the heart of summer, I believe we're likely to see a relatively stable stretch for gas prices as refinery maintenance wraps up." De Haan sees OPEC+ production commentary and growing uncertainty around the looming hurricane season in the U.S. Gulf region shaping prices in the weeks ahead. According to a report from Reuters, OPEC+ members may discuss a larger output increase in July compared to gains prior months at its meeting on Saturday. The potential additional supply could weigh on benchmark oil prices. Follow Yahoo Finance Canada for more weekly gas price updates. Scroll below to find your nearest city. (All figures in CAD cents) Location May. 22 May 29 Price Change Canada Average (V) 149.2 143.8 -5.4 WHITEHORSE 161.9 161.9 0 VANCOUVER* 183 167 -16 VICTORIA 176.2 181.5 5.3 PRINCE GEORGE 136.2 140.9 4.7 KAMLOOPS 150 152.9 2.9 KELOWNA 152.7 142.6 -10.1 FORT ST. JOHN 149.9 145.4 -4.5 ABBOTSFORD 172.4 160.8 -11.6 YELLOWKNIFE 144.7 134.9 -9.8 CALGARY* 137.2 131 -6.2 RED DEER 134.3 134.5 0.2 EDMONTON 134.9 130.7 -4.2 LETHBRIDGE 124.7 124.6 -0.1 LLOYDMINSTER 130.6 133.5 2.9 GRANDE PRAIRIE 131.1 137.9 6.8 REGINA* 134.9 134.8 -0.1 SASKATOON 135.6 135.6 0 PRINCE ALBERT 132.2 132.3 0.1 MOOSE JAW 135.7 135.7 0 WINNIPEG * 134.1 131.7 -2.4 BRANDON 127.6 131.7 4.1 CITY OF TORONTO* 139.4 135.4 -4 BRAMPTON 139.1 134.9 -4.2 ETOBICOKE 138.9 134.9 -4 MISSISSAUGA 138.8 134.1 -4.7 NORTH YORK 139.6 135.5 -4.1 SCARBOROUGH 139.4 135 -4.4 VAUGHAN/MARKHAM 139.3 135.1 -4.2 OTTAWA 138.9 133.2 -5.7 KINGSTON 132.6 128.8 -3.8 PETERBOROUGH 131.1 126.8 -4.3 WINDSOR 138.3 133.1 -5.2 LONDON 139.7 135.5 -4.2 SUDBURY 136.7 138.8 2.1 SAULT STE MARIE 128.3 128.3 0 THUNDER BAY 138.8 138.3 -0.5 NORTH BAY 131.4 136.8 5.4 TIMMINS 146.9 144.7 -2.2 HAMILTON 136.2 131.8 -4.4 ST. CATHARINES 135.9 129.8 -6.1 BARRIE 138.7 134.5 -4.2 BRANTFORD 132.8 128.4 -4.4 GUELPH 138.2 134.8 -3.4 KITCHENER 137.4 133.6 -3.8 OSHAWA 138.6 134.4 -4.2 SARNIA 134.8 124.4 -10.4 MONTRÉAL* 163.6 159.3 -4.3 QUÉBEC 156 155.3 -0.7 SHERBROOKE 152.8 152.3 -0.5 GASPÉ 157.6 157.4 -0.2 CHICOUTIMI 147 145.5 -1.5 RIMOUSKI 151.4 151.4 0 TROIS RIVIÈRES 154.6 151.8 -2.8 DRUMMONDVILLE 152.3 150.8 -1.5 VAL D'OR 159.6 159.6 0 GATINEAU 144.7 143.2 -1.5 SAINT JOHN* 143 144.2 1.2 FREDERICTON 144.7 145 0.3 MONCTON 143.8 144.4 0.6 BATHURST 143.5 142.3 -1.2 EDMUNDSTON 142.6 144 1.4 MIRAMICHI 144.9 146.2 1.3 CAMPBELLTON 143.1 146.3 3.2 SUSSEX 143.3 143.7 0.4 WOODSTOCK 144.8 146.2 1.4 HALIFAX* 145 145 0 SYDNEY 146.9 146.9 0 YARMOUTH 146 146 0 TRURO 146.1 146.1 0 KENTVILLE 145.5 145.5 0 NEW GLASGOW 146.1 146.1 0 CHARLOTTETOWN* 151.9 150.8 -1.1 ST JOHNS* 151.9 153.5 1.6 GANDER 155.7 157.3 1.6 LABRADOR CITY 159.1 160 0.9 CORNER BROOK 152.8 154.6 1.8 GRAND FALLS 155.7 157.3 1.6 SOURCE: KALIBRATE • All figures in CAD cents (*) Denotes markets used in Volume Weighted Canada Average Jeff Lagerquist is a senior reporter at Yahoo Finance Canada. Follow him on Twitter @jefflagerquist. Download the Yahoo Finance app, available for Apple and Android. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Gasoline sales in Canada have not recovered from COVID-19; data show one province is buying a lot less
Gasoline volumes sold at retail fuel stations rose by 3.1 per cent on an annualized basis in the first quarter of 2025, according to Kalibrate. However, the data and retail analytics firm says sales in Canada remain below pre-COVID levels. "At a time when fuel volumes in many global regions remain below pre-pandemic levels — and in some cases continue to decline — this growth is a welcome sign of resilience," analysts wrote in a report published earlier this week. Kalibrate says it collects and analyzes volumetric sales and site data from over 7,000 retail gasoline locations across Canada. On a regional basis, sales in Manitoba and Saskatchewan led the way in the first quarter, with a 4.8 per cent increase. On the low end, British Columbia booked a 1.5 per cent gain. "Despite being the lowest, B.C.'s growth is still notable given the West Coast's evolving fuel landscape," Kalibrate analysts wrote. Compared to pre-pandemic levels in 2019, Kalibrate says Atlantic Canada's gasoline volumes are now just 1.1 per cent below below that benchmark. Alberta is close behind, at 1.8 per cent below. Quebec remains furthest from recovery, with gasoline volumes 8.9 per cent below Q1 2019. While Kalibrate does not attempt to explain the disparity, data from Statistics Canada show Quebec accounted for 60 per cent of new zero-emission vehicle registrations in the final three months of 2024. Speaking at a recent industry conference, General Motors (GM) Canada vice-president of marketing and sales Shane Peever said Quebec accounts for more than half of its electric vehicle sales in the country. This week, Canada's gas price average added 2.2 cents per litre of regular fuel. Timmins, Ont., Fort St. John, B.C., and Peterborough, Ont. saw the biggest increases between May 15 and May 22. Follow Yahoo Finance Canada for more weekly gas price updates. Scroll below to find your nearest city. (All figures in CAD cents) Location May. 15 May. 22 Price Change Canada Average (V) 147 149.2 2.2 WHITEHORSE 161.9 161.9 0 VANCOUVER* 176.2 183 6.8 VICTORIA 174.5 176.2 1.7 PRINCE GEORGE 137.7 136.2 -1.5 KAMLOOPS 144.8 150 5.2 KELOWNA 144.3 152.7 8.4 FORT ST. JOHN 140.7 149.9 9.2 ABBOTSFORD 165.3 172.4 7.1 YELLOWKNIFE 144.7 144.7 0 CALGARY* 135.7 137.2 1.5 RED DEER 130.3 134.3 4 EDMONTON 131.8 134.9 3.1 LETHBRIDGE 124.7 124.7 0 LLOYDMINSTER 127.8 130.6 2.8 GRANDE PRAIRIE 130.6 131.1 0.5 REGINA* 135.4 134.9 -0.5 SASKATOON 135.4 135.6 0.2 PRINCE ALBERT 132.9 132.2 -0.7 MOOSE JAW 135.7 135.7 0 WINNIPEG * 133 134.1 1.1 BRANDON 121 127.6 6.6 CITY OF TORONTO* 137.7 139.4 1.7 BRAMPTON 140.4 139.1 -1.3 ETOBICOKE 138.1 138.9 0.8 MISSISSAUGA 135.4 138.8 3.4 NORTH YORK 137.3 139.6 2.3 SCARBOROUGH 139.7 139.4 -0.3 VAUGHAN/MARKHAM 137.8 139.3 1.5 OTTAWA 138.5 138.9 0.4 KINGSTON 127.9 132.6 4.7 PETERBOROUGH 122 131.1 9.1 WINDSOR 136.8 138.3 1.5 LONDON 138.9 139.7 0.8 SUDBURY 131 136.7 5.7 SAULT STE MARIE 128.3 128.3 0 THUNDER BAY 135.4 138.8 3.4 NORTH BAY 133.7 131.4 -2.3 TIMMINS 134.7 146.9 12.2 HAMILTON 134.2 136.2 2 ST. CATHARINES 133.7 135.9 2.2 BARRIE 139.5 138.7 -0.8 BRANTFORD 133.7 132.8 -0.9 GUELPH 137.9 138.2 0.3 KITCHENER 135.8 137.4 1.6 OSHAWA 135.8 138.6 2.8 SARNIA 128 134.8 6.8 MONTRÉAL* 163.6 163.6 0 QUÉBEC 156.6 156 -0.6 SHERBROOKE 149.9 152.8 2.9 GASPÉ 157.4 157.6 0.2 CHICOUTIMI 139.6 147 7.4 RIMOUSKI 151.4 151.4 0 TROIS RIVIÈRES 150.8 154.6 3.8 DRUMMONDVILLE 151.1 152.3 1.2 VAL D'OR 159.7 159.6 -0.1 GATINEAU 138.1 144.7 6.6 SAINT JOHN* 136.8 143 6.2 FREDERICTON 137.4 144.7 7.3 MONCTON 137.8 143.8 6 BATHURST 136.7 143.5 6.8 EDMUNDSTON 136.5 142.6 6.1 MIRAMICHI 138.8 144.9 6.1 CAMPBELLTON 138.9 143.1 4.2 SUSSEX 137.1 143.3 6.2 WOODSTOCK 138.7 144.8 6.1 HALIFAX* 139.4 145 5.6 SYDNEY 141.3 146.9 5.6 YARMOUTH 140.4 146 5.6 TRURO 140.5 146.1 5.6 KENTVILLE 140.5 145.5 5 NEW GLASGOW 140.5 146.1 5.6 CHARLOTTETOWN* 146.2 151.9 5.7 ST JOHNS* 145.9 151.9 6 GANDER 149.7 155.7 6 LABRADOR CITY 153.1 159.1 6 CORNER BROOK 146.9 152.8 5.9 GRAND FALLS 149.7 155.7 6 SOURCE: KALIBRATE • All figures in CAD cents (*) Denotes markets used in Volume Weighted Canada Average Jeff Lagerquist is a senior reporter at Yahoo Finance Canada. Follow him on Twitter @jefflagerquist. Download the Yahoo Finance app, available for Apple and Android. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Gasoline sales in Canada have not recovered from COVID-19; data show one province is buying a lot less
Gasoline volumes sold at retail fuel stations rose by 3.1 per cent on an annualized basis in the first quarter of 2025, according to Kalibrate. However, the data and retail analytics firm says sales in Canada remain below pre-COVID levels. "At a time when fuel volumes in many global regions remain below pre-pandemic levels — and in some cases continue to decline — this growth is a welcome sign of resilience," analysts wrote in a report published earlier this week. Kalibrate says it collects and analyzes volumetric sales and site data from over 7,000 retail gasoline locations across Canada. On a regional basis, sales in Manitoba and Saskatchewan led the way in the first quarter, with a 4.8 per cent increase. On the low end, British Columbia booked a 1.5 per cent gain. "Despite being the lowest, B.C.'s growth is still notable given the West Coast's evolving fuel landscape," Kalibrate analysts wrote. Compared to pre-pandemic levels in 2019, Kalibrate says Atlantic Canada's gasoline volumes are now just 1.1 per cent below below that benchmark. Alberta is close behind, at 1.8 per cent below. Quebec remains furthest from recovery, with gasoline volumes 8.9 per cent below Q1 2019. While Kalibrate does not attempt to explain the disparity, data from Statistics Canada show Quebec accounted for 60 per cent of new zero-emission vehicle registrations in the final three months of 2024. Speaking at a recent industry conference, General Motors (GM) Canada vice-president of marketing and sales Shane Peever said Quebec accounts for more than half of its electric vehicle sales in the country. This week, Canada's gas price average added 2.2 cents per litre of regular fuel. Timmins, Ont., Fort St. John, B.C., and Peterborough, Ont. saw the biggest increases between May 15 and May 22. Follow Yahoo Finance Canada for more weekly gas price updates. Scroll below to find your nearest city. (All figures in CAD cents) Location May. 15 May. 22 Price Change Canada Average (V) 147 149.2 2.2 WHITEHORSE 161.9 161.9 0 VANCOUVER* 176.2 183 6.8 VICTORIA 174.5 176.2 1.7 PRINCE GEORGE 137.7 136.2 -1.5 KAMLOOPS 144.8 150 5.2 KELOWNA 144.3 152.7 8.4 FORT ST. JOHN 140.7 149.9 9.2 ABBOTSFORD 165.3 172.4 7.1 YELLOWKNIFE 144.7 144.7 0 CALGARY* 135.7 137.2 1.5 RED DEER 130.3 134.3 4 EDMONTON 131.8 134.9 3.1 LETHBRIDGE 124.7 124.7 0 LLOYDMINSTER 127.8 130.6 2.8 GRANDE PRAIRIE 130.6 131.1 0.5 REGINA* 135.4 134.9 -0.5 SASKATOON 135.4 135.6 0.2 PRINCE ALBERT 132.9 132.2 -0.7 MOOSE JAW 135.7 135.7 0 WINNIPEG * 133 134.1 1.1 BRANDON 121 127.6 6.6 CITY OF TORONTO* 137.7 139.4 1.7 BRAMPTON 140.4 139.1 -1.3 ETOBICOKE 138.1 138.9 0.8 MISSISSAUGA 135.4 138.8 3.4 NORTH YORK 137.3 139.6 2.3 SCARBOROUGH 139.7 139.4 -0.3 VAUGHAN/MARKHAM 137.8 139.3 1.5 OTTAWA 138.5 138.9 0.4 KINGSTON 127.9 132.6 4.7 PETERBOROUGH 122 131.1 9.1 WINDSOR 136.8 138.3 1.5 LONDON 138.9 139.7 0.8 SUDBURY 131 136.7 5.7 SAULT STE MARIE 128.3 128.3 0 THUNDER BAY 135.4 138.8 3.4 NORTH BAY 133.7 131.4 -2.3 TIMMINS 134.7 146.9 12.2 HAMILTON 134.2 136.2 2 ST. CATHARINES 133.7 135.9 2.2 BARRIE 139.5 138.7 -0.8 BRANTFORD 133.7 132.8 -0.9 GUELPH 137.9 138.2 0.3 KITCHENER 135.8 137.4 1.6 OSHAWA 135.8 138.6 2.8 SARNIA 128 134.8 6.8 MONTRÉAL* 163.6 163.6 0 QUÉBEC 156.6 156 -0.6 SHERBROOKE 149.9 152.8 2.9 GASPÉ 157.4 157.6 0.2 CHICOUTIMI 139.6 147 7.4 RIMOUSKI 151.4 151.4 0 TROIS RIVIÈRES 150.8 154.6 3.8 DRUMMONDVILLE 151.1 152.3 1.2 VAL D'OR 159.7 159.6 -0.1 GATINEAU 138.1 144.7 6.6 SAINT JOHN* 136.8 143 6.2 FREDERICTON 137.4 144.7 7.3 MONCTON 137.8 143.8 6 BATHURST 136.7 143.5 6.8 EDMUNDSTON 136.5 142.6 6.1 MIRAMICHI 138.8 144.9 6.1 CAMPBELLTON 138.9 143.1 4.2 SUSSEX 137.1 143.3 6.2 WOODSTOCK 138.7 144.8 6.1 HALIFAX* 139.4 145 5.6 SYDNEY 141.3 146.9 5.6 YARMOUTH 140.4 146 5.6 TRURO 140.5 146.1 5.6 KENTVILLE 140.5 145.5 5 NEW GLASGOW 140.5 146.1 5.6 CHARLOTTETOWN* 146.2 151.9 5.7 ST JOHNS* 145.9 151.9 6 GANDER 149.7 155.7 6 LABRADOR CITY 153.1 159.1 6 CORNER BROOK 146.9 152.8 5.9 GRAND FALLS 149.7 155.7 6 SOURCE: KALIBRATE • All figures in CAD cents (*) Denotes markets used in Volume Weighted Canada Average Jeff Lagerquist is a senior reporter at Yahoo Finance Canada. Follow him on Twitter @jefflagerquist. Download the Yahoo Finance app, available for Apple and Android.
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Gas prices climb for second straight week, led by Alberta and B.C.
Canada's gas price average gained for a second consecutive week, adding 3.4 cents per litre of regular fuel, according to data from Kalibrate. The rise at the pumps mirrors a second weekly advance for benchmark oil prices, as U.S.-China trade tensions continue to cool. The Canadian average price increased from $1.436 per litre on May 8 to $1.47, led by gains in British Columbia and Alberta. North Bay, Ont., Calgary, and Kelowna, B.C. booked the biggest gains. At this time last year, the national gas price average was 13 per cent higher, at $1.697 per litre. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude (CL=F) and European Brent crude futures (BZ=F) rose on Friday as analysts bet on smoother trade between the United States and China, easing fears of a global demand hit. The benchmarks are headed for a weekly gain of 1.6 per cent and 1.7 per cent, respectively, according to Reuters. Meanwhile, Uber says fossil fuel demand from its massive fleet of drivers could last longer than the company expected. Earlier this week, the San Francisco-based company's global head of electrification said Uber faces "big challenges" in its push for drivers to adopt electric vehicles. Uber wants more government help to meet its 2030 goal for 100 per cent zero emissions rides in Canada, the U.S., and Europe. Follow Yahoo Finance Canada for more weekly gas price updates. Scroll below to find your nearest city. (All figures in CAD cents) Location May. 8 May. 15 Price Change Canada Average (V) 143.6 147 3.4 WHITEHORSE 161.9 161.9 0 VANCOUVER* 173 176.2 3.2 VICTORIA 168.2 174.5 6.3 PRINCE GEORGE 136 137.7 1.7 KAMLOOPS 146 144.8 -1.2 KELOWNA 137.9 144.3 6.4 FORT ST. JOHN 139.4 140.7 1.3 ABBOTSFORD 162.5 165.3 2.8 YELLOWKNIFE 144.7 144.7 0 CALGARY* 129.2 135.7 6.5 RED DEER 124.6 130.3 5.7 EDMONTON 126.3 131.8 5.5 LETHBRIDGE 124.7 124.7 0 LLOYDMINSTER 121.9 127.8 5.9 GRANDE PRAIRIE 129.4 130.6 1.2 REGINA* 135.6 135.4 -0.2 SASKATOON 135.4 135.4 0 PRINCE ALBERT 132.6 132.9 0.3 MOOSE JAW 135.7 135.7 0 WINNIPEG * 131.2 133 1.8 BRANDON 115.7 121 5.3 CITY OF TORONTO* 135.1 137.7 2.6 BRAMPTON 135.2 140.4 5.2 ETOBICOKE 134.7 138.1 3.4 MISSISSAUGA 133.5 135.4 1.9 NORTH YORK 135.4 137.3 1.9 SCARBOROUGH 134.9 139.7 4.8 VAUGHAN/MARKHAM 135 137.8 2.8 OTTAWA 134 138.5 4.5 KINGSTON 124.7 127.9 3.2 PETERBOROUGH 123.3 122 -1.3 WINDSOR 134 136.8 2.8 LONDON 135.2 138.9 3.7 SUDBURY 135.2 131 -4.2 SAULT STE MARIE 128.3 128.3 0 THUNDER BAY 140.2 135.4 -4.8 NORTH BAY 123.1 133.7 10.6 TIMMINS 134.7 134.7 0 HAMILTON 133.2 134.2 1 ST. CATHARINES 130.1 133.7 3.6 BARRIE 134.3 139.5 5.2 BRANTFORD 128.5 133.7 5.2 GUELPH 133.9 137.9 4 KITCHENER 131.9 135.8 3.9 OSHAWA 135.3 135.8 0.5 SARNIA 127.1 128 0.9 MONTRÉAL* 158.4 163.6 5.2 QUÉBEC 152.9 156.6 3.7 SHERBROOKE 150.3 149.9 -0.4 GASPÉ 157.4 157.4 0 CHICOUTIMI 140.2 139.6 -0.6 RIMOUSKI 151.4 151.4 0 TROIS RIVIÈRES 146.8 150.8 4 DRUMMONDVILLE 151.4 151.1 -0.3 VAL D'OR 159.7 159.7 0 GATINEAU 140.8 138.1 -2.7 SAINT JOHN* 138.2 136.8 -1.4 FREDERICTON 138.4 137.4 -1 MONCTON 138 137.8 -0.2 BATHURST 136.9 136.7 -0.2 EDMUNDSTON 137.4 136.5 -0.9 MIRAMICHI 140 138.8 -1.2 CAMPBELLTON 139.7 138.9 -0.8 SUSSEX 138.1 137.1 -1 WOODSTOCK 139.6 138.7 -0.9 HALIFAX* 139.4 139.4 0 SYDNEY 141.3 141.3 0 YARMOUTH 140.4 140.4 0 TRURO 140.5 140.5 0 KENTVILLE 140 140.5 0.5 NEW GLASGOW 140.5 140.5 0 CHARLOTTETOWN* 146.2 146.2 0 ST JOHNS* 147.3 145.9 -1.4 GANDER 148 149.7 1.7 LABRADOR CITY 154.4 153.1 -1.3 CORNER BROOK 148.4 146.9 -1.5 GRAND FALLS 148.5 149.7 1.2 SOURCE: KALIBRATE • All figures in CAD cents (*) Denotes markets used in Volume Weighted Canada Average Jeff Lagerquist is a senior reporter at Yahoo Finance Canada. Follow him on Twitter @jefflagerquist. Download the Yahoo Finance app, available for Apple and Android. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
