Ontario Gas Prices Are Finally Set To Drop Tomorrow & It's About Time

Finally, some relief.

A Petro gas station in Canada.

A Petro gas station in Canada.

Contributing Writer

After weeks of rising and breaking records, Ontario gas prices are finally set to drop on Friday.

President of Canadians for Affordable Energy and gas analyst Dan McTeaguewarned drivers in a tweet on Wednesday to avoid filling up their tanks until Friday, and it was for the best reason.

McTeague reports that the price of gas will drop by a remarkable 15 cents on Friday, bringing the total down to 175.9 cents per litre for areas like Toronto, Kingston, Hamilton and Barrie and other areas in the GTA.

According to Gas Wizard, the cheapest spots for gas will be Ottawa, Windsor, and Cornwall, with costs dropping to a slightly lower 174.9 cents per litre.

The relief comes in the wake of gas rising by 6 cents per litre on Thursday, with totals standing at a whopping 190.9 cents per litre for most Ontario cities. Yikes.

McTeague told CP24 that the trend of fluctuation would likely continue into April, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues to put pressure on oil prices.

"It is impossible to make any type of determination because we're looking at a scenario where markets are so volatile," he said. "I think many of the markets are trying to find their footing to find the true between supply and demand. That may take several weeks."

So it looks like drivers will need to keep a close eye on gas prices to avoid needlessly overspending at the pump.

If you're planning to fill up before embarking on some March break travel plans, Friday is the day to do it.

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