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Nova Scotia Gas Prices Shift: Energy Board Steps In

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Nova Scotias Energy Board intervenes to stabilize gas and diesel prices, adjusting them at midnight on Tuesday due to volatile market swings. Regular gas now at a minimum of $1.758/litre, diesel at $2.358/litre. Prices may fluctuate, but the board aims to smooth the ride.

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Nova Scotia Gas Prices Shift: Energy Board Steps In

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Gas and diesel prices in Nova Scotia are set to shift once more thanks to the energy board's interrupter mechanism kicking in. This adjustment hits all grades of gasoline and diesel oil right at 12.01 a.m. on Tuesday, driven by big swings and market prices. The board stepped in because those market moves were too wild to wait for the regular weekly update. It's their way of keeping things steady when supply costs jump around like that. Looks at the pumps are already feeling the routine ups and downs with regular gas now sitting at a minimum of 175.8 cents per liter. Diesel's even higher at 235.8 cents per liter hitting truckers and commuters hard in this high-cost province. No word yet on whether prices climb or drop this time. But these tweaks remind everyone how global oil vibes riffle straight to local wallets. Officials say it'll stabilize soon enough. Keep an eye on your tank this week. Nova Scotia market winds can change fast, but at least the board's on it to smooth the ride.

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