so far here in Ontario Canada they are holding at 67-73 cents a litre

 

Costco here $0.599 per litre, but Mobil at Superstore is $0.649 minus $0.07 per litre with your President's Choice Mastercard, so $0.579 in virus infested Red Deer. We are self isolating so not buying very much gas...

 

Starting to go up here in Ontario .78 cents day .70 evening and night

 

thats incredible, not sure what the prices are like round here. Self isolating

 

Yesterday for 87 octane, Costco here $0.759 per litre, but Mobil at Superstore is $0.799 minus $0.07 per litre with your President's Choice Mastercard, so $0.729 in nearly virus free Red Deer. We are still staying home though so not buying very much gas...

 

Here in Plano, TX the cheapest is Costco

Regular - 33c per liter ($1.25 per gallon)
Premium - 43c per liter ($1.65 per gallon)


For non membership places it’s Walmart which is 2c more per gallon of regular and 10c more per gallon of premium. Diesel is a couple of cents more than premium normally.

That’s the first time I filled up my and the wife’s cars since end of Feb...

 

are you kidding ? .43 for premium. That’s like giving it away my god.
I filled up Wednesday at shell. 91 octane is $1.24 a litre regular was .94 cents 87 octane

 

Well, those prices make me want to move back to Waco (TX 76710) . Our regular 87 Octane is about $0.79 a litre right now ($0.99 for 91 octane) but I'm not complaining. I'm waiting for those electric vehicles that are going to save us all from the evils of the vehicles we're driving now, I think people will find out that the new electrics are a bigger problem ecologically overall but I guess we'll wait and see, just reading about the biggest open pit silver mine in the world and supposedly we'll need 100 more to supply photovoltaic needs. Sorry, just whining...

 

maybe time to invest in physical silver bars

 

You may be right (silver is required for solar panels), but I do not see many people asking about what pollution the production of the many rare earth metals required for energy efficient electric motors, wind generators and solar panels is going to create? I also ask about how many upgrades to the electrical grid are going to be required for the so-called "green" vehicles? These are very important questions, and the answers do not seem to be forthcoming from our governments. Sorry all, just whining again...

By the way, I'm not the one with the answers...Just asking...