Drivers in Saint John and across New Brunswick are waking up to mixed changes at the fuel pumps today. Following overnight adjustments, you will pay slightly less to fill up your car with regular gasoline. Diesel operators face a price increase.

According to a report from CTV News Atlantic, the provincial utilities board adjusted prices across the region.

New Brunswick Fuel Prices

Regular gasoline decreased by 0.2 cents. This brings the new maximum price to 185.0 cents per litre. If you drive a diesel vehicle, you will need to budget a bit more. Diesel prices increased by 1.4 cents. The new maximum price is 276.6 cents per litre.

Around the Maritimes

If your travels take you outside New Brunswick, you will find similar minor adjustments across the region.

In Nova Scotia, the minimum price of gasoline decreased by 0.7 cents in the Halifax area. The new price is 181.6 cents per litre. Diesel in the province dropped by 1.3 cents to a minimum of 266.5 cents per litre. Drivers heading to Cape Breton will pay a minimum of 183.5 cents per litre for gas and 268.5 cents per litre for diesel.

Prince Edward Island saw no change in regular gasoline prices. The minimum price remains steady at 187.3 cents per litre. Diesel drivers on the Island get a break today. The price of diesel dropped by 5.8 cents to a new minimum of 258.4 cents per litre.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the new maximum price for regular gasoline in New Brunswick?

The maximum price for regular gasoline in New Brunswick is now 185.0 cents per litre.

Did diesel prices go up or down in New Brunswick?

Diesel prices increased by 1.4 cents. The new maximum price is 276.6 cents per litre.

Are gas prices changing in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island?

Nova Scotia saw a slight decrease of 0.7 cents for regular gasoline. Prince Edward Island gasoline prices remained unchanged. Diesel dropped significantly by 5.8 cents on the Island.