
You will pay slightly more to fill up your tank in New Brunswick this Thanksgiving weekend. The maximum price of regular self serve gasoline increased by 0.2 cents overnight.
New Brunswick Pump Prices
The new maximum price for regular gasoline in New Brunswick sits at 195.4 cents per litre. If you drive a diesel vehicle, you will pay less. Diesel prices dropped by 1.4 cents, bringing the new maximum to 268.2 cents per litre. These adjustments come directly from the New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board.
Costs Across the Maritimes
Drivers traveling outside the province for the holiday will see mixed prices at the pumps. According to CTV News, Nova Scotia recorded a 1.2 cent increase for regular gasoline in the Halifax area, setting the minimum price at 192.9 cents per litre. Cape Breton drivers face a minimum of 194.8 cents per litre. Nova Scotia diesel prices fell by five cents to 260.5 cents per litre. In Prince Edward Island, the cost of regular gasoline remained at 202.9 cents per litre. Diesel on the island decreased by 1.2 cents to 255.5 cents per litre.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did gas prices increase in New Brunswick?
The maximum price of regular self serve gasoline increased by 0.2 cents to 195.4 cents per litre.
Did diesel prices go up or down in New Brunswick?
Diesel prices decreased by 1.4 cents, setting the new maximum price at 268.2 cents per litre.
Are gas prices higher in Nova Scotia or New Brunswick?
New Brunswick’s maximum price is 195.4 cents per litre, while Nova Scotia’s minimum price ranges from 192.9 cents in Halifax to 194.8 cents in Cape Breton.




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