Diesel shortage starting dec 7 2022
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tmo1620
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Paid 1.29 for diesel at UFA a few days ago
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Dawizman
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Filled up in Edmonton last night for 1.36. should have plenty for a weekend in Valemount and back to the city.
MK4TDI
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I put 2000km on the past 24 ish hours. Came out of kingfisher lake Ontario, and drove down to Ignace, took highway 17 to manitoba, then the #1 to regina and north to saskatoon and then Prince Albert, cheapest fuel in that drive was in Rosthern at the COOP,
Most expensive was Kenora area at 2.35 for diesel and 1.65 for gas. Peopletoba was 1.50 ish for gas 1.90 ish for diesel.
Might have to set my 500 gallon tank on the trailer and head west to fill the prick up if you guys are getting that good of prices.
Most expensive was Kenora area at 2.35 for diesel and 1.65 for gas. Peopletoba was 1.50 ish for gas 1.90 ish for diesel.
Might have to set my 500 gallon tank on the trailer and head west to fill the prick up if you guys are getting that good of prices.
We had a good run. The diesel price was below $1.30 for a long time there. No usual bump at the beginning of summer. Cheaper than regular gas even. As it should be. Now the price seems to be consistently mid $1.50s and ten cents more than gas.
Caper11
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I did a trip with the travel trailer, down to the crowsnest past, through fort steele, golden, vernon, And back up the yellowhead. Most expensive place I bought diesel on the whole trip was Valemount, 1.99/l
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I fill up my truck at Co-Op in spruce grove, diesel is 129.9 gas is 130.9 has been the same for 2 months.
ABMax24
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Paid 148.9 for diesel last night at Costco GP.
The US is short refining capacity, and prices go up every fall and winter due to heating oil demand on the eastern half of the US.
At least we're not paying European prices, diesel was $2.50 to $2.75/ liter in CDN dollars in England, Switzerland and France when I was there in June.
The US is short refining capacity, and prices go up every fall and winter due to heating oil demand on the eastern half of the US.
At least we're not paying European prices, diesel was $2.50 to $2.75/ liter in CDN dollars in England, Switzerland and France when I was there in June.
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If we can get rid of Turdo, Polievre said he'd get rid of the carbon tax, which is about .30 per litre, right now
We can dream but even if he gets in that won't happen.
MK4TDI
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We are back up to 1.72 for diesel and 1.65 for regular out here in Central sask.
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Coop in stony is always cheapest I can find. Edmonton is a rip off
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they've actually been cheaper than the Stony Gas & Convenience the last little while. That said I asked them today they are 139.9 for diesel and Stony Co-Op on Gas Buddy shows 136.9
I buy my gas at that one though, they're pricing is good, ran by a couple of East indian folk, super friendly people, and give back to the community!
Mike270412
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I always fuel at the Co-op cardlock. It's generally 10 cents a liter cheaper than the gas station.
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More in stony. Both Co-ops in spruce at 130.9 Regular & 129.9 Diesel, Just filled my van and Jerrry cans 10 minutes ago, been this way for at least 2 months now.
JayT
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I guess I haven't gotten diesel in a while from there. Being filling out of my bulk tank. Those prices are way up from the last time I bought in Stony
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