Diesel prices increased in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick overnight following unscheduled adjustments. Nova Scotia The price of diesel increased by 6.1 cents in the Halifax area. The new minimum price is 243.4 cents per litre. The price of regular self-serve gasoline did not change. The minimum price remains 188.5 cents per litre. The price of regular self-serve gasoline in Cape Breton remains 190.4 cents per litre while diesel has increased to 245.3 cents per litre. The Nova Scotia Energy Board said it will use the interrupter clause to adjust the price of diesel again at 12:01 a.m. on Thursday. The price of gasoline will not be affected by this change. New Brunswick Diesel prices increased in New Brunswick by 6.4 cents overnight. The maximum price is now 254.3 cents per litre. The price of regular self-serve gasoline in the province remains 190.3 cents per litre. Prince Edward Island Prices at the pumps did not change overnight on P.E.I. The price of regular self-serve gasoline remains 198.8 cents per litre following Tuesday’s adjustment. The minimum price for diesel is still 244.8 cents per litre. The next scheduled adjustment for all three Maritime provinces is Friday.
