Prices ranging from approx. $1.20/litre to a high of $1.28/litre in Niagara
And the experts say drivers can expect even higher prices as we near the spring and summer months.
There are several reasons why, including the rising price of crude oil, continued production cuts, an expectation of increased travel with more people getting their COVID-19 vaccines and the arrival of the more expensive summer blend of gas.
So best advice shop around before you fill up.
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