Gas Prices...

[Uzo]

so being in the states for the last few days I've seen a DRAMATIC drop in gas prices/gallon...yet from my friends in Toronto, it seems that they are still in the sky on the prices...anyone care to explain? is it really taxes?

I remember gas being 3.89/gallon and now today I got a tank at 3.40/gallon...

 

[dajodo2]

Canadians are much more sheepish.

The American consumer won't put up with half the shit a Canadian one will.

 

[carguy34]

And according to : http://www.mcteague.ca/WebPages/gas_price_chart.htm

gas is going to be going up tomorrow !! lol The new thing now is oil goes down and gas goes up ! But when oil goes up gas goes up too. We are being screwed no question.

 

[Uzo]

its 3.39/gallon this morning at the station closest to my residence here in the US....

with the talk of pending hurricanes, I expected a steep increase, yet nothing. I know the minute I cross into windsor and head back to Toronto its going to be like entering some twilight zone...I read that liberal MP link but still, i know its been discussed to ad nauseum but what the fuck!? lol...

 

[gabeti]

Canadians are much more sheepish.

The American consumer won't put up with half the shit a Canadian one will.

One problem right there.

 

[RTRD]

There actually...

Canadians are much more sheepish.

The American consumer won`t put up with half the shit a Canadian one will.

...is much truth to that being the reason...if you translate that into Canadians standing by while the government refuses to deal with the obvious collusion...

https://terb.cc/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=2237596#post2237596

https://terb.cc/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=2237447#post2237447

 

[tboy]

There's an article in the sun online today about that and there was a quote that stated that the gas in the station's tanks was produced at the higher crude oil rate therefore they have to deplete that stock before the lower priced oil/gas reaches the pumps.

I wrote to the author and called the BULLSHIT card because when crude goes up, gas immediately goes up, not months in the future. Yet when crude goes down, gas doesn't.....

Take Katrina for example: when it hit NOLA gas immediately jumped what, 20 cents per litre? I don't know about you guys but there is NO fricken way gasoline produced in NOLA after Katrina hit was delivered to our gas stations in 2.1 milliseconds......it just isn't physically possible.