Soon someone will pipe up tell us that these crazy prices are great for the environment and if us rednecks only understood the truth, then we would be happy to pay $4 a litre.

Weez countyfied folks, aint got no sense enough to git dat dere biggum picture. Dag nabbit….Now yuze got me a thinking about dat possum that mother has boiling in the cook pot. Yum Yum.
 
One way to beat the high price of fuel:
XOM Stock chart:
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My sierra cruise to Falun AB today. Filled up at the COOP … premium at the price of YYC regular. Nice surprise (relatively) after 250km of dawn-driving … i’ll leave the diesel price out of the photo as it was 10 cents higher.
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It is what it is. Got to pay to play. When I can’t afford the car, it will become a memory. Not making light of the crazy gas prices but I can only complain about those things I can fix. Current gas prices should be the clear indicator that elections matter.
 
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It is what it is. Got to pay to play. When I can’t afford the car, it will become a memory. Not making light of the crazy gas prices but I can only complain about those things I can fix. Current gas prices should be the clear indicator that elections matter.
I agree, but what has changed in Alberta to warrant them raising gas prices? They can't blame the price of oil! "It cost us more to truck the oil to the refineries!" lol Greed certainly hasn't changed! lol
 
I agree, but what has changed in Alberta to warrant them raising gas prices? They can't blame the price of oil! "It cost us more to truck the oil to the refineries!" lol Greed certainly hasn't changed! lol
FYI Alberta has the lowest gas prices in the country. I can't speak to gasoline but I can tell you that two diesel refineries are shut down temporarily for refinery upgrades. That has increased pressure on the supply side. Here is where the costs are. These taxes are plus GST/PST plus carbon unless stated otherwise. Glad I don't live in Montreal.....

Canada Fuel Taxes by Province​

ProvinceGasoline
(¢/L)
Diesel
(¢/L)
Daily Gasoline Tax Based on Current Avg (¢/L)Comment
Alberta
19¢​
13¢​
23.616¢​
5% GST
British Columbia
21.17¢​
22.67¢​
26.994¢​
GST + Includes carbon tax of 6.67 ¢/L on gasoline and 7.67 ¢/L carbon tax on diesel, as of July 1, 2012
Manitoba
24¢​
18¢​
28.682¢​
GST Manitoba's PST does not apply to gasoline or diesel fuel.
New Brunswick
23.6¢​
23.2¢​
36.629¢​
GST + PST
Newfoundland
24.5¢​
20.5¢​
38.202¢​
GST + PST
Northwest Territories
19.7¢​
13.1¢​
25.124¢​
GST
Nova Scotia
25.5¢​
19.4¢​
40.739¢​
GST + PST
Ontario
24.7¢​
18.3¢​
37.291¢​
GST + PST
Prince Edward Island
23.1¢​
24.2¢​
28.420¢​
GST PST does not apply to gasoline or diesel fuel. Fuel tax is adjusted monthly and includes an amount equivalent to PEI's PST. The fuel tax is capped at 15.8%
Quebec
29.2¢​
24.2¢​
48.574¢​
QST of 9.975% is applied on top of sales amounts after the GST has been added (QST + GST is 14.5% combined)
Saskatchewan
25¢​
19¢​
29.704¢​
+ GST, PST does not apply to gasoline or diesel fuel.
Montreal
49¢​
22.2¢​
69.038¢​
GST + PST + 1.5¢ Transit Tax. Rate is calculated by 19 cent provincial tax, 10 cent federal tax,17 cent GST+TVQ tax, and 3 cent Montreal tax
Vancouver
32.17¢​
33.67¢​
38.433¢​
GST + PST + 15¢ Transit Tax includes carbon tax of 6.67 ¢/L on gasoline and 7.67 ¢/L carbon tax on diesel, as of July 1, 2012
Victoria
24.67¢​
26.17¢​
30.613¢​
GST + PST + 3.5¢ Transit Tax. Includes carbon tax of 6.67 ¢/L on gasoline and 7.67 ¢/L carbon tax on diesel, as of July 1, 2012
Yukon
16.2¢​
11.2¢​
21.624¢​
GST + PST
Please note the above rates are meant as only guidelines of pump taxes and may not represent the full tax amount at the pump. Source: Compiled by GasBuddy from various sources.​
 
Hummm.... nobody mentioned that its supposed to be about smiles per miles..... or is it ......LOL :carbounce:
It's definitely smiles per miles Paul... The only reason I occasionally look at the price of gas is when I want to post it here for the envious comments from others across Canada... lol.. We don't drive $100k vehicles just to fret about that extra 30 cents per litre. The extra couple bucks to drive my Vette a hundred km means nothing...:Biggrin:
 
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