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Today’s numbers. What’s coming next.
Canadian forecasts and AAA US averages, with price history in one place.
Waiting for the next published forecast
Waiting for the next published forecast
Source-reported city average, not a price at every pump. All prices are in Canadian cents per litre.
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Awaiting publication
Awaiting publication
Awaiting publication
Forecasts from Canadians for Affordable Energy / Dan McTeague. These are published price estimates, not live station quotes; actual pump prices can differ. Dates follow the selected city’s time zone. The Canada overview uses Eastern time.
Regular-fuel summary as reported by the source, including its latest published forecast. High / low covers all available source history.
Use the slider or move over the chart to inspect a date. A dashed line marks future-dated forecasts. Range buttons follow the source’s latest published data points.
| Date | Fuel | Price (¢/L CAD) |
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A forecast says regular gasoline is 179.9¢/L with an upcoming increase of 1.0¢/L. What would the next price be?
The upcoming price would be 180.9¢/L.
179.9 + 1.0 = 180.9 cents per litre. This is an illustrative example, not a current price quote.
Canadian forecasts use Canadian cents per litre. AAA US state and metro figures are averages in US dollars per US gallon. An average or forecast is not a guaranteed pump price at a particular station.
The page shows source links and observation dates. Upcoming forecasts only appear when the source has published them; US figures do not include a tomorrow forecast.
Examples are prepared lessons, not AI-generated answers to your question.