Gas Prices have fallen to <$1 here.
Based on what i hear it's going to be like this for a few years now
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Live and Let Live
..and where is "here"
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SS
Reiki Grand Master
Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 12-12-14 23:40:22
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Originally posted by sudesingh
..and where is "here"
Per Chittesh's location, that would be next to "there"
Enjoy the weekend.
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Dimple2001
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Originally posted by dimple2001
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Originally posted by sudesingh
..and where is "here"
Per Chittesh's location, that would be next to "there"
Enjoy the weekend.
omg...rofl.....
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SS
Reiki Grand Master
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 13-12-14 01:57:10
Chittesh is talking about the Guelph area.
When I was in the GTA, there used to be a particular gas station in Kitchener, which used to sell for around 8 cents less than GTA gas prices. When GTA gas stations raise their prices, it will take 2 days for this Kitchener gas station to do so and so I will fill my gas tank in Kitchener.
Even in the tri city area (Cambridge, waterloo and Kitchener) gas prices are lower than that of the GTA.
Murali the krishna
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
When this was posted two days ago, the gas prices in Alberta and Saskatchewan were 84 and 87 cents per liter respectively. And of course, we were paying a buck four, then. It dropped to 99.9 soon after that and today as it gets posted, costs 94 cents a liter. ($59/ barrel)
Today the Crude is posted at a price of 53 bucks a barrel. I think the refiners will have to deplete all of their stocks and the rest of it from the pipe lines before they will drop it to 84 cents. Yes we all are at the end of the pipe line, and it is very long one at that.
NJOY the savings, and HEY fill up your Handy Jerry Cans for your Snow Plough and for storage too. Make sure they are stored in tight can and in a safe place.
FH
CAD $0.76 from across the border. In Vancouver, it's still at $1.08. Gawd! I hate the carbon tax.
