can't say I have seen gas prices that high before lol

I see more prices in the 155-157 range, for premium. So I'm guessing whoever posted 161.1 posted the higher end of prices.

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Ah ok that makes sense. Still.... I remember when I had my beater dodge colt it actually paid for itself and some mods on my civic with the money I saved in fuel. 500km+ to 40L. Would be even better these days to have a little fuel economy beater.

Berz out.

RS cruise to bellingham :pokerface:

Time to re-enact F&F 4.

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Saw Reg for $1.44 today

The other thing that pisses me off is the difference between 87 and 89 (and 91). In the US, the difference is like a few cents, here it's like 15 cent jump ... ??!!

SOLD hahahha

$139.9 for regular in Kelowna :(

This is getting a little out of hand... honestly. I haven't gassed up in Vancouver in ages but seriously...

I do not watch a lot news, but i have not heard of any explanation to go along with these large hikes. Usually as soon as gas prices hike up the news is on it giving reasons/excuses for the increase. With such a crazy increase does anyone else find it interesting there have been no specials on the news or facebook links giving reason?

But hey, don't worry...the "Competition Bureau" is actively working for all us tax payers to ensure that you aren't being price fixed on BREAD. Lets ignore the obvious gas, internet and cell phone issues this country has, and yes, spend the money on a bread investigation...

Are Canadian grocers fixing bread prices? - Macleans.ca

I remember buying gas of a friend for 1.00/litre back in high school... oh how I wish he was still doing this these days LOL

Young padawan, I still remember the days when my old man bought gas at 29.9 cents for the litre.

the 29.9 gas during the Arco days, cheapest I bought gas for was 49.9 when I first started driving

$1.46 today and I need 91 octane... and I'm running on fumes. Here I was trying to wait it out and see if it could go back down.

Go fill up at Superstore if you have a PC points card (7 cents off/L) or a PC debit/credit card (14 cents off/L) iirc.

According to: Gas prices continue to go up in Metro Vancouver | Vancouver Sun

Yikes.

Still 108.9 here. Filled up so hopefully if they do jump up I'll be good for a bit.

Analysts stumped by price increase at Calgary gas pumps
Price of gas rose to 128.9 cents a litre at some Calgary stations on Thursday
Analysts stumped by price increase at Calgary gas pumps - Calgary - CBC News

gas stations following the ways of ICBC

supply crunch lol
like when hard drive storage prices never recovered from a flooding years ago

if done regularly they would probably suggest it's unsafe for you to transport the gas or some other BS and revoke your Nexus

haven't filled up in lower mainland for years.... I DO what I must when i go to Blaine every 2 weeks. :joy:

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Exactly what I do :)

I go every week and I usually do two jerry cans. I get strange looks when I fill up in an all electric vehicle. My other three cars are still ICE (Internal Combustion Engine). Once in a while I take the Acura to Bellingham. When it's down to 1/4 tank. I never take the truck, as it's a gas guzzler. Now that I am exclusively ICE, because no snows on EV, I must get more gas from Bellingham. Damn fokkers at Costco limiting jerry can size to 22.X litres. And no, I like top tier gas. If Fred Meyers had top tier, I'd go there in an instant. I'm trying to get a US Costco card to get even more discount.

How do they limit the jerry can sizes? Do they have someone that goes around and measures the cans while you're filling them? :badpokerface: