Gas Prices Rise Again in New Brunswick: Here’s What You Need to Know

Residents of New Brunswick woke up to another round of fuel price increases today, with the cost of essentials like gas, diesel, and furnace oil climbing overnight.

• Regular self-serve gasoline saw a hike of 1.3 cents per litre, pushing the maximum cost to approximately $1.60.
• Diesel prices jumped even higher, rising 2.3 cents per litre to a new high of $1.82.
• Furnace oil, critical for home heating, wasn’t spared either. Its price increased by 2.4 cents per litre, now sitting at $1.51.

These increases are part of a continuing trend that has put added financial pressure on households and businesses across the province. With winter in full swing, the furnace oil hike is especially concerning for families who rely on it to keep their homes warm during the cold months.

While the reasons for these price surges can often be tied to global market fluctuations and supply issues, the impact is felt close to home. Many New Brunswickers are left wondering how to stretch their budgets to accommodate these rising costs.