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gas price tomorrow

Hey drivers, here's some good news for your wallets—experts are predicting that Ontario gas prices will drop ahead of the weekend, with even bigger savings on the way!

What's Happening?

According to Gas Wizard, starting Friday, August 30, 2024, gas prices in Ontario will see a slight dip, with the cost of regular gas dropping by 2 cents per litre.

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Ontario gas prices are predicted to drop tomorrow and you'll want to hold off on fuelling up today and head to your nearest station to fill up your car on Wednesday.

It'll be some much-needed relief after a rough start to the year for gas prices in Ontario, especially in Toronto.

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Ontario gas prices are predicted to drop, and they'll be the lowest we've seen in a while, so you'll want to hold off on fuelling up today if you can.

Gas prices are a constant roller coaster, as they spike and lower in price from day to day, but gas analyst Dan McTeague predicts that Wednesday will see a drop in prices after a couple of days of no changes.

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Hey drivers! Ontario gas prices are going down on Thursday. Not everywhere though, just in the spots that are already cheap. Hooray?

According to Gas Wizard, gas prices in Ontario will drop 2 to 3 cents per litre on September 7, 2023, bringing two areas, Peterborough and Sudbury, down to averages of 160.9 and 164.9 cents per litre, respectively.

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Gas prices in Ontario are looking pretty good headed into the Labour Day long weekend, despite things looking bittersweet for the country's average fuel costs overall.

Gas Wizard predicted that gas prices will go down by two cents on Saturday for Ontario and Quebec. However, Vancouverites will be left out of those celebrations, as the cost of fuel is supposed to spike four cents in their city heading into the weekend, bringing stations up to 197.9 cents per litre.

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