Kanadier spüren die Enge an der Zapfsäule, da der Konflikt im Nahen Osten die Gaspreise in die Höhe treibt | CBC-Nachrichten
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/gas-prices-soar-canada-middle-east-conflict-9.7118590
Kanadier spüren die Enge an der Zapfsäule, da der Konflikt im Nahen Osten die Gaspreise in die Höhe treibt | CBC-Nachrichten
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/gas-prices-soar-canada-middle-east-conflict-9.7118590
38 Kommentare
In Moncton, it went from 1.37 to 1.45 yesterday. Today it’s 1.52. Horrible
There’s no reason for it. It straight up gouging
Considering that the majority of Canadians live in urban environments, we really ought to be doing more to reduce car dependency
$1.58 in Québec 😤
Keep an eye out for Federal initiatives to speed electrification, and take advantage of them if it works for you.
Diesel was 2.49 earlier in the week.
$1.53 in Toronto. Thanks Obama!
The gas that was purchased months ago suddenly went up from events that happened days ago? Seems more like a racket
filled up begrudgingly at $1.39 20 mins later its $1.52 everywhere
This is another reason why Canada needs to shift away from dependence on oil.
Literally anything drives up gas prices
Turns out we all want socialized natural resources. Wokies, libs, cons, 51st-ers can all unite on this.
Just gotta laugh at the fools that refuse to get on the EV bandwagons
$2 a liter for diesel is fucking insane. That is definitely going to come back and bite us everywhere else, since everything is hauled by diesel fueled engines.
$2 for diesel in BC interior
US bombs Iran and all the truck load of gas they bought for the pumps since last month suddenly turns expensive for all of us like magic.
Nothing makes you appreciate going green like another war in the middle east…
It’s actually astounding how one man elected in a foreign country can have such an enormously negative effect on my day to day life. And we’re only one year in.
Cant wait for the uneducated that dont understand the global market to tell me this is because Québec didn’t build a pipeline or some other quadruple-down-on-gas brilliant strategy
Rate cuts are back on the menu!
We should have pivoted to EVs sooner like China and Nordic countries.
Food inflation is about to go nuts in Canada. It was +7% Jan/Jan while gas was -16% over the same period. Everybody stock your freezers asap!
Please! Call it for what it is, price gouging!
„conflict in the middle East“? I think you mean, „Operation Epstein Fury“
I saw price at 1.40 last night. Pulled in to fill up. Go out od the car and looked at the price on the pump and it jumped to 1.54. So annoying lol
There should be an international class-action to seek damages from Trump, personally, for creating the instability that costs everyone else for petrochemicals because of his fickle war-mongering!
NATIONALISE OUR GAS AND OIL.
1.74 in montreal. It was 1.39 last sunday
Would sure be nice if we managed to refine our own oil instead of sending it to the US and buying it back at a premium
The only, and I mean only good thing about this is I’m starting to see a lot more people who liked Trump starting to turn against him.
The best time would’ve been before the election but the next best time is now I suppose.
Call it the U.S. Carbon Tax and make the U.S. pay for it.
Add a rebate in the CUSMA negotiations for every time the U.S. disrupts oil markets by bombing countries.
Our Maple MAGA won’t know whether to blame the U.S. or support a foreign Carbon Tax. Win win.
We are all doing our patriotic duty paying higher gas prices for our Amero-Israeli overlords
1.42 to 1.68 where I am. Expected to rise to 1.74.
Stations are going to have to increase the pre-authorization limits that can be selected before filling up. Some stations currently limit it to $100. Ha ha. Is that even a full tank now?
High oil prices are good for Cananda. Literally helps out economy. Canadian dollar is up and it’ll push people and businesses to consider fuel economy or going EV when purchasing a car.
Our gas is still fairly cheap when you consider inflation over the last 15 years or what Europeans pay.
Looks at EV and checks electric rates, rolls over and back to sleep.
I switched to an EV when we had our second kid a few months ago – 7 passenger SUV – and it’s been way easier than I thought. We just did a road trip to and from Edmonton/Kananaskis the last few days and we can charge at home for less than 1c per kilometre and charged for free at the hotel so it was $50 in Supercharger costs round trip to do 770km in near-zero temps.
It’s so nice to be untethered from the gas pump swings and never even have to fit in a gas station visit when commuting. The tech is ready and the charging network is already good in Canada – definitely worth considering now more than ever.
Cue the MAGA leaning „conservatives“ amongst us who are going to somehow blame this on Carney.
Gas prices here in Ottawa have bumped up from $1.27 /L on March 3rd to $1.55 / L today.
And this kids is why we should want EV’s.