Gas prices drop more than 6 cents a litre across the Maritimes ahead of the weekend
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The price of gas dropped more than six cents a litre across all three Maritime provinces Friday.
The price of gas dropped more than six cents a litre across all three Maritime provinces Friday.
The price of regular self-serve gasoline in Nova Scotia fell 6.3 cents, bringing the minimum price to 162.5 cents per litre.
Cape Breton’s price of regular-self serve gasoline now sits at 164.5 cents per litre.
The price of diesel in the Halifax area dropped four cents overnight. The new minimum price is now 163.8 cents a litre.
The island’s minimum price of regular self-serve gasoline dropped 6.9 cents, bringing the minimum price to 166.6 cents per litre.
Diesel on the island slipped by 5.8 cents, bringing the new minimum price to 169.7 cents per litre.
The maximum price of regular self-serve gasoline went down 6.3 cents, bringing the new price to 164.5 cents a litre.
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