Gas price analysts suggest waiting a day to fill up at the pumps in Vancouver as prices are expected to drop Wednesday.
According to Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, and formerly of GasBuddy.com, gas prices are expected to drop by eight to 10 cents in a single day on Wednesday.
Gas prices are also falling across the rest of Canada, with many stations expected to sell below $1 a litre on Wednesday.
No it’s dropping there overnight 8-10 cents a litre https://t.co/6nCE9CCO7t
— Dan McTeague (@GasPriceWizard) March 10, 2020
⛽️ Price ⚠️: #gasprices to FALL 8 cents a litre (net) on Wednesday for #Edmonton #Calgary #Regina #Saskatoon #Winnipeg #Kelowna #Kamloops #ThunderBay
— Dan McTeague (@GasPriceWizard) March 10, 2020
For #Montreal, pretty much the same as Toronto: a 9 - 10 cent/litre drop @ the ⛽️⛽️ This will lead to many stations attempting to sell gasoline below $1 a litre for Wednesday https://t.co/KuST7txh75
— Dan McTeague (@GasPriceWizard) March 10, 2020
In Case You Missed it ... historic DROP @ the ⛽️⛽️ https://t.co/C6NFLdDcff
— Dan McTeague (@GasPriceWizard) March 10, 2020
Not only do British Columbians pay more at the pumps than other provinces, but they also pay a considerable amount more for regular fuel. GasBuddy.com uses an interactive heat map to display the differences in retail fuel prices across Canada. By simply clicking on each province, the map shows the average fuel costs for each one.
