Gas prices drop across the Maritimes
Maritime motorists are paying less at the pumps after gas prices dropped Friday morning.
Nova Scotia
The price of regular self-serve gasoline dropped 3.3 cents in the Halifax area, bringing the minimum price to $1.84 per litre.
Motorists in Cape Breton are now paying a minimum price of $1.86 per litre for regular self-serve gasoline.
The price of diesel decreased by 3.1 cents, bringing the new minimum price to $1.78 per litre.
The minimum price of diesel in Cape Breton is now $1.80 per litre.
Prince Edward Island
The price of regular self-serve gasoline remains the same on Prince Edward Island, with a minimum price of $1.83 per litre.
Diesel on the island fell by 1.2 cents, bringing the new minimum price to $1.85 per litre.
New Brunswick
The price of regular self-serve gasoline decreased by 0.5 cents per litre in New Brunswick, bringing the maximum price to $1.81 per litre.
The price of diesel dropped 2.4 cents, bringing the new maximum price to $1.79 per litre.
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