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Gas Price TrackerFuel your next move.

Today’s numbers. What’s coming next.
Canadian forecasts and AAA US averages, with price history in one place.

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CANADA AT A GLANCE

Across the source’s covered cities

National source ↗

Regular

As of 2026-10-16182.6¢/L
Upcoming · not published—¢/L

Waiting for the next published forecast

Diesel

As of 2026-10-16269.0¢/L
Upcoming · not published—¢/L

Waiting for the next published forecast

Source-reported city average, not a price at every pump. All prices are in Canadian cents per litre.

LOCAL FORECASTS

Toronto gas prices

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Latest available forecast
Regular179.9¢/L

↑ 1.0¢

Previous forecast → This forecast
178.9179.9¢/L
Premium212.9¢/L

↑ 1.0¢

Previous forecast → This forecast
211.9212.9¢/L
Diesel264.9¢/L

↑ 1.0¢

Previous forecast → This forecast
263.9264.9¢/L
Upcoming forecast
Regular—¢/L

Awaiting publication

Premium—¢/L

Awaiting publication

Diesel—¢/L

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.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Toronto Price History

Regular-fuel summary as reported by the source, including its latest published forecast. High / low covers all available source history.

Regular · 90D

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.

View chart data as a table
DateFuelPrice (¢/L CAD)
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Worked example (English)

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.

  1. Add the change to the current forecast.

    179.9 + 1.0 = 180.9 cents per litre. This is an illustrative example, not a current price quote.

  2. Check the location, date and units.

    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.