Gas prices are expected to rise roughly 15 to 20 cents/litre by the summer in Saskatchewan, experts say.

Gas prices in Metro Vancouver are trending about 12 cents below where they were for the same weekend in 2018.

Fluctuating gasoline prices are fuelling frustration among some drivers who feel they're being taken advantage of.

Fuel expert says gas prices in the Okanagan could rise another three cents per litre by week's end.

On Tuesday morning, some Vernon gas stations were advertising a litre of regular gasoline for as low as 119.9 cents.

The switch to a more expensive gasoline blend and impending tax hikes means drivers could be looking at high prices for some time.

Drivers in Metro Vancouver are feeling a familiar pain at the pump on Monday.

There's a gas war taking place in B.C.’s South Okanagan.

In the time it took for Global News to set up our cameras, the price at one gas station jumped from 98.9 cents per litre to 107.9.

Dan McTeague, senior petroleum analyst for Gasbuddy.com, said gas prices are expected to fall nearly four cents a litre.