Windsor gas prices expected to rise again
Experts warn there is not much relief on the horizon from the record-high gas prices.
Some gas stations in Windsor are as high as $199.9 cents per litre on Monday.
On the low end, some were selling regular fuel for $1.95. The price of diesel is dropping, but is still above $2.31.
Prices have steadily climbed 20 cents since the end of April.
Gas expert Dan Mcteague tells CP24 prices could go up to $2.10 over the next two weeks if the situation in Ukraine worsens and as Canadians get ready for the May long weekend.
McTeague said that there is a chance Russian forces could retreat in Ukraine as soon as this week in light of the nation’s Victory Day, causing a drop in prices at the pumps.
Gasbuddy.com reports prices in Windsor are up 70.3 cents compared to this time last year, when the average price was $1.27.
With files from CP24’s Kerrisa Wilson.
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