Gasoline prices slide somewhat but maybe not for too long

by The Bulldog • March 11, 2022

Gasoline prices are reportedly sliding a bit. The CityNews 680 chart shows most GTA stations selling regular fuel at 175.9/litre with another drop predicted for Saturday down to 169.9. Not cheap, but better.

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