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Gas prices up in Canada; U.S. drivers get 'ultra-rare' summer discount

Gas prices ticked up in Canada over the past week, according to the data firm Kalibrate.
Gas prices ticked up in Canada over the past week, according to the data firm Kalibrate. (esemelwe via Getty Images)

Gas prices rose a little less than a cent on average across about 80 Canadian cities. South of the border, an "ultra-rare summer double-digit weekly drop" gave drivers a break to kick off the summer driving season.

According to data firm Kalibrate, the average cost per litre of regular fuel in cities nationwide increased 0.9 cent between June 6 and June 13 to $1.642. Sarnia, Ont. and Gatineau, Que. saw the biggest gains, at 10.6 and 7.2 cents per litre, respectively. The biggest drop was in Kingston, Ont., at 8.4 cents per litre.

"Gasoline, diesel, and even jet fuel demand is down," Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at Oshawa, Ont.-based En-Pro International, wrote in a blog post on Thursday. "This is thanks to an intimidated consumer pummelled by high interest rates and ballooning inflation."

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In the U.S., consumers were treated to an "ultra-rare" discount, according to Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy. He notes a US$0.10 per gallon week-over-week drop in America's average price of gasoline.

“We’ve seen one of the larger weekly drops in the national average price of gasoline in some time, and what incredible timing that it comes at the beginning of the summer driving season,” De Haan said in a post this week. "This price decline party is ramping up, and I expect additional declines ahead of July 4 for both gasoline and diesel prices."

Follow Yahoo Finance Canada for more weekly gas price updates. Scroll below to find your nearest city.

(All figures in CAD cents)

Location

June 6

June 13

Price change

Canada Average (V)

163.3

164.2

0.9

WHITEHORSE

189.9

189.9

0

VANCOUVER*

179.5

183.4

3.9

VICTORIA

188

185.5

-2.5

PRINCE GEORGE

167

166.9

-0.1

KAMLOOPS

169.9

169.1

-0.8

KELOWNA

167.1

166.7

-0.4

FORT ST. JOHN

162.9

162.7

-0.2

ABBOTSFORD

166.4

173.7

7.3

YELLOWKNIFE

163.9

162.9

-1

CALGARY*

156.7

151.8

-4.9

RED DEER

150

148.9

-1.1

EDMONTON

151.5

147.5

-4

LETHBRIDGE

157.3

155.8

-1.5

LLOYDMINSTER

150

148.9

-1.1

GRANDE PRAIRIE

156.7

149.9

-6.8

REGINA*

154.5

153.8

-0.7

SASKATOON

151.3

151.1

-0.2

PRINCE ALBERT

155.5

155.5

0

MOOSE JAW

156.6

155.9

-0.7

WINNIPEG *

138

136.7

-1.3

BRANDON

139.4

137.1

-2.3

CITY OF TORONTO*

159.2

162

2.8

BRAMPTON

159.3

162.1

2.8

ETOBICOKE

159.4

162.3

2.9

MISSISSAUGA

158

161.5

3.5

NORTH YORK

159.3

162.8

3.5

SCARBOROUGH

158.5

162.3

3.8

VAUGHAN/MARKHAM

159.3

161.9

2.6

OTTAWA

158.5

161.5

3

KINGSTON

156.6

148.2

-8.4

PETERBOROUGH

155.3

154.3

-1

WINDSOR

156.8

160.1

3.3

LONDON

158.9

161.5

2.6

SUDBURY

163.4

168

4.6

SAULT STE MARIE

162.8

161.8

-1

THUNDER BAY

153.2

157.6

4.4

NORTH BAY

163.5

170.8

7.3

TIMMINS

168.6

167.5

-1.1

HAMILTON

156.1

160.2

4.1

ST. CATHARINES

154.7

159.5

4.8

BARRIE

158.5

161.7

3.2

BRANTFORD

155.3

158.1

2.8

GUELPH

158.1

160.7

2.6

KITCHENER

158.3

161

2.7

OSHAWA

159.3

162.6

3.3

SARNIA

147.8

158.4

10.6

MONTRÉAL*

168.9

171.3

2.4

QUÉBEC

167.9

166.4

-1.5

SHERBROOKE

167

171.3

4.3

GASPÉ

174.4

174.4

0

CHICOUTIMI

154.3

154

-0.3

RIMOUSKI

167.4

168.1

0.7

TROIS RIVIÈRES

174.4

169.4

-5

DRUMMONDVILLE

169.8

169.9

0.1

VAL D'OR

179.6

172.6

-7

GATINEAU

153.3

160.5

7.2

SAINT JOHN*

169.2

164.1

-5.1

FREDERICTON

168.7

164.4

-4.3

MONCTON

168.9

164.8

-4.1

BATHURST

168.9

164.8

-4.1

EDMUNDSTON

167.9

163.8

-4.1

MIRAMICHI

170.4

166

-4.4

CAMPBELLTON

169.9

165.9

-4

SUSSEX

168.4

164.4

-4

WOODSTOCK

170

165.9

-4.1

HALIFAX*

174.8

168.8

-6

SYDNEY

176.7

170.7

-6

YARMOUTH

175.8

169.8

-6

TRURO

175.9

169.9

-6

KENTVILLE

175.3

169.3

-6

NEW GLASGOW

175.9

169.9

-6

CHARLOTTETOWN*

173.5

169.5

-4

ST JOHNS*

175.9

175.9

0

GANDER

178.4

178.6

0.2

LABRADOR CITY

182.5

182.6

0.1

CORNER BROOK

176.6

176.8

0.2

GRAND FALLS

178.4

178.6

0.2

Jeff Lagerquist is a senior reporter at Yahoo Finance Canada. Follow him on Twitter @jefflagerquist.

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