it's like three buck's where I am.

Gas has slowly trickled down to 2.31 around here. I hope what you saw is a sign of things to come.

To think...I remember when it was a big deal to see gas break $2. Heck, I think I was around when it was breaking a $1.

To think...I remember when it was a big deal to see gas break $2. Heck, I think I was around when it was breaking a $1.

Kinda ironic in a way.

-Omi

Even 2.40 is nice. Here it's closer to 2.60 (Was 3.00 about a month ago). Doesn't effect me, but, boy, do my parents get mad about the price of gas.

Its lowered to 2.40 something here, its great.

We're paying 89.4 cents per litre. Now the converter is telling me that's equal to $3.38/gallon, but I doubt that's correct.

Although, being a member of Calgary Co-op, I get approx. 6.5 cents back, so I'm paying 82.9 at the pump.

That's probably correct, Makaru.

Gasoline is typically 50%-70% higher in Canada than it is in the U.S., primarily because of additional Canadian federal taxes on the fuel.

-KIE

That's probably correct, Makaru.

Gasoline is typically 50%-70% higher in Canada than it is in the U.S., primarily because of additional Canadian federal taxes on the fuel.

Which is rediculous since A. the west has an oil-based economy and b. we drill it out of our own back yard (practically). But them's the breaks, I suppose.

$2.39 and dropping around here...

wow, lower than 2.00 is very rare here, last i seen it was 2.29

-Ben