Windsor drivers feel pain at the pump as prices inch higher
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The pain at the pump continued Sunday as gas prices inched closer to the $2 mark.
Some gas stations in Windsor, Ont. boasted prices as high as $1.98 per litre. On the lower end, some stations were selling fuel for $1.93 per litre.
Meanwhile, diesel prices dropped by a few cents, but were still over $2.93 per litre.
These prices mark a record high for the region as prices have steadily climbed over recent months — since the end of April, prices have increased by 20 cents.
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