Price of gasoline up 9.3 cents in Nova Scotia after interrupter clause invoked

Price of gasoline up 9.3 cents in Nova Scotia after interrupter clause invoked

Gas prices in Nova Scotia increased overnight Monday after the Nova Scotia Energy Board used the interrupter clause to change the price of gasoline.

Gas up third time in one week in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia March 10

For the third time since March 4, 2026, the Nova Scotia Energy Board has invoked the interrupter clauses to change prices for fuel.

Gas prices in N.S. rise for 3rd time this month

The Nova Scotia Energy Board invoked its interrupter clause for gas prices for the second time this month. The clause was previously invoked March 4.

Gasoline Price jumps by 9 Cents a Litre as Nova Scotia Energy Board Invokes the Interrupter Clause

Filling up your vehicle will cost more. The Nova Scotia Energy Board invoked the Interrupter Clause overnight to hike the price of gasoline by 9.3 cents a litre. The price for a litre of regular self-serve unleaded ranges from $1.63.1 to $1.65.4 in the eastern mainland and Port Hawkesbury. For the rest of Cape Breton it will cost you between $1.63.9 to $1.66.2. The price of diesel is unchanged.