Gas prices expected to rise following federal regulations

Gas prices expected to rise following federal regulations

June 30, 2023 10:59 am PST.

Canada Day this year may have lower gas prices this year compared to last. But as Adam Ziccarelli reports, prices could increase over the summer due to the federal governments clean fuel regulations which takes effect July 1st.

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