Gasoline rises by over 6 Cents a Litre, Diesel jumps by 9 Cents in Weekly Price Setting by the Nova Scotia Energy Board

Jul 10, 2026 | Regional News

The price at the pump has taken a jump.
The Nova Scotia Energy Board set its weekly gasoline and diesel prices overight.
Gasoline has risen by 6.3 cents a litre.  A litre of regular self serve unleaded ranges from $1.84.2 to $1.87.2 in the eastern mainland and Port Hawkesbury.  For the rest of Cape Breton it’s $1.85 to $1.88.
Diesel is up even higher, rising 9 cents, pushing the price past two dollars a litre once again.  The price for a litre of diesel is from $2.05.1 to $2.08.1 in the eastern mainland and Port Hawkesbury.  For the remainder of Cape Breton, it’s $2.05.9 to $2.08.9.

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