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Sep 23, 2026
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Fuel price down as Nova Scotia invokes interrupter clause
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23 price adjustment brought the cost down slightly in Cape Breton and across the province for low sulfur diesel.
For regular gasoline, the price hasn’t been changed and remains at 198.1-201.1 cents per litre […]
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Article Excerpt
The Nova Scotia Energy Board used the interrupter clause to change fuel prices at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday. This time, the Sept. 23 price adjustment brought the cost down slightly in Cape Breton and across the province for low sulfur diesel. For regular gasoline, the price hasn’t been changed and remains at 198.1-201.1 cents per litre […]
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