Global National: April 18, 2024 | What is driving the sudden spike in gas prices in Eastern Canada?

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  • In tonight's top story: Canadians in Ontario and Quebec are feeling the pain of sticker shock at the pumps, where gas prices reached a two-year high overnight with little explanation. Heidi Petracek looks at the frustration in Eastern Canada, and what may be driving the sudden spike.
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  • @bobsch-gd6ze
    @bobsch-gd6ze 26 днів тому +19

    When oil was $130 a barrel we did not pay $2.12 per L in BC.
    Oil is $80a barrel and we are paying $2.12p/L

    • @user-yl1sm3pd1c
      @user-yl1sm3pd1c 26 днів тому +1

      That is why. Oil companies cap their wells when the price of oil is below $100 a barrel, (my step-son worked in the industry 10 years ago and he would know) making products very expensive due to scarcity. It is much better when oil is ABOVE $100 a barrel, because then the oil companies uncap their wells and the scarcity goes away, allowing for affordable pricing. Clear as mud? In other words, if it costs an oil company more money than they can sell their product for to produce it, there is NO incentive to bother. The rule of supply and demand ...

    • @brenly7054
      @brenly7054 26 днів тому +1

      It's a wonderful world

    • @commonsensecraziness7595
      @commonsensecraziness7595 26 днів тому +3

      Everyone was told the tax would increase the price of gas.
      But now that the price of gas has gone up, it's definitely not the tax.
      It must be those greedy oil barons, not the greedy, lying politicians.

    • @tylesveque2373
      @tylesveque2373 26 днів тому

      @@commonsensecraziness7595 money to help Isreal fight

    • @commonsensecraziness7595
      @commonsensecraziness7595 26 днів тому

      @@tylesveque2373 well, the tax money definitely isn't being used to fight climate change (whatever that is)

  • @cindymay4606
    @cindymay4606 26 днів тому +7

    Trudeau is mostly to blame.

  • @tylesveque2373
    @tylesveque2373 26 днів тому +4

    Trudicks carbon pricing

    • @gryph01
      @gryph01 26 днів тому

      It isn't. Oil companies have slways done this

  • @ductdang
    @ductdang 26 днів тому +17

    What about pressure to free the hostages? That would end the war right away.

    • @rockyjohnson9243
      @rockyjohnson9243 26 днів тому +1

      Won't do anything wishing for that here. This is Canada.

    • @markamd1
      @markamd1 26 днів тому +1

      What Hostages? 😂

  • @olivrrrr
    @olivrrrr 26 днів тому +21

    They're pushing you to buy the EVs thats collecting dust on the lots.

    • @ubercomrade
      @ubercomrade 26 днів тому +2

      I'll buy one

    • @gryph01
      @gryph01 26 днів тому +2

      No (but it's a good idea to buy one). It's big oil taking profit

    • @Trythis837
      @Trythis837 26 днів тому +1

      @@gryph01lol no it’s not. Go look at a price breakdown from your province.
      On April 15th the cost of crude was 67 cents
      Wholesale costs were 26 cents
      Retail margin was 9 cents
      Taxes 50 cents.
      Big oil, the wholesalers and the retailer would gladly trade places with the government any day.

    • @tylesveque2373
      @tylesveque2373 26 днів тому

      @@gryph01 no it's for Isreal

    • @canadiansfor2A
      @canadiansfor2A 22 дні тому

      ​@@tylesveque2373governments are funding both sides!

  • @Bkaas
    @Bkaas 26 днів тому +10

    So it's a double whammy this year. Season gas bump and carbon tax. But hey, we gotta think about climate change lol

    • @Windsofchange2023
      @Windsofchange2023 26 днів тому

      I will be thinking about it while I drive 30km to Washington to fill up next weekend , hey I’ll save 65 cents a liter. With so much tax and inflation here why not!

    • @user-yl1sm3pd1c
      @user-yl1sm3pd1c 26 днів тому

      Has very little to do with climate change, it has to do with oil companies not getting a decent buck for their products, so they cap their wells until the prices go up to cover their costs and allow for them to have operating capital to work. Ten years ago, oil companies capped their wells when the price of oil was below $100 a barrel, because it didn't pay them to operate, no return on investment. Apparently the price of oil is about $80/barrel, so if wells get capped because cost of production is too high, there will be scarcity and that drives up prices at the pump. By the way, over 70% of oil companies in Canada are foreign owned, the question is, could foreign ownership be the reason prices jumped so high?

    • @canadiansfor2A
      @canadiansfor2A 22 дні тому

      "Climate change " is a cult!

  • @nainmartinez838
    @nainmartinez838 26 днів тому +4

    What could it possibly be?

  • @grandmufftwerkin9037
    @grandmufftwerkin9037 26 днів тому +22

    I cannot fathom the mind of a person who still supports Justin and his government.

    • @user-bq5cs5oe5x
      @user-bq5cs5oe5x 26 днів тому +2

      Justin is a good man. I think people are just in the habit of hating him. But actually he's a good PM.

    • @grandmufftwerkin9037
      @grandmufftwerkin9037 26 днів тому +14

      @@user-bq5cs5oe5x
      No, he isn't.

    • @arianasefzadeh564
      @arianasefzadeh564 26 днів тому +2

      The most corrupt PM!

    • @darlene2709
      @darlene2709 26 днів тому

      ​@@arianasefzadeh564Stephen Harper Scandals. SENATE APPOINTMENTS: The Senate has been the source of Harper’s most damaging scandal, one that goes to the heart of his office. Unsuccessful in efforts to reform the upper chamber, Harper began to stack it with Tory loyalists. Several appointments now haunt him.
      ELECTION SCANDALS: The Conservatives have found themselves at the centre of multiple investigations over their election activities. In the 2006 “in-and-out” scandal, the Conservative party pled guilty to exceeding national election advertising limits.
      MAXIME BERNIER: The debonair Quebec MP showed up at Rideau Hall in 2007 to be sworn into cabinet with girlfriend Julie Couillard on his arm. But she had reported past ties to biker gangs. A year later, Bernier was forced to resign as foreign affairs minister after it was revealed that he had left classified NATO documents at Couillard’s home.
      VETERANS AFFAIRS: For a government that boasts of its support of Canada’s military, looking after veterans should have been a no-brainer. Instead, the Tories have been in the crosshairs of veterans, upset that ill and injured soldiers have been short-changed and angry over the closing of regional veterans affairs offices. The Conservatives have repeatedly tinkered with programs, boosted funding and finally installed Erin O’Toole, himself a veteran, as minister in charge of the file, all in hopes of quelling the controversy.
      AFGHAN DETAINEES: Canadian diplomat Richard Colvin appeared before a parliamentary committee in 2009 and made a bombshell charge - that detainees taken captive by Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan and transferred to local authorities were almost certainly being tortured and abused.
      SUPREME COURT TUSSLE: Harper’s frustration with the courts came to a head in 2014 when his appointment of Marc Nadon to the top bench was rejected because Nadon failed to meet eligibility requirements.
      G8 FUNDING: In the lead up to the 2010 G8 meeting in Huntsville, senior cabinet minister Tony Clement personally directed a $50-million “legacy” fund, funneling millions in infrastructure to his Muskoka riding. Municipalities far from the actual summit site were given hundreds of thousands of dollars for sidewalk improvements, parks, and most infamously, a gazebo.

    • @whatdoyouwantfromme1029
      @whatdoyouwantfromme1029 26 днів тому +2

      Blah blah blah blah blah show Canadian people Mr PP conservative future government plans to make Canada great again for " everyone 👈🤷🏻‍♂️❓

  • @rishi505
    @rishi505 25 днів тому +2

    Justin T need to resign . He is horrible PM

  • @Bkaas
    @Bkaas 26 днів тому +21

    Trudeau is the reason we know.

    • @AnthonyCarrier
      @AnthonyCarrier 26 днів тому +2

      its Doug Fords conservatives and their blind eyes...
      '

    • @edgarfield9567
      @edgarfield9567 26 днів тому +2

      Anthony still voting for trudeau lol

    • @AnthonyCarrier
      @AnthonyCarrier 26 днів тому

      @@edgarfield9567 I don't vote...

  • @walkmanutd19
    @walkmanutd19 26 днів тому +3

    Hint: FJT and wokeness gov.
    Canada, once you go woke, you broke.

    • @gryph01
      @gryph01 26 днів тому

      Stop saying like a Yank.

    • @ericwolf2641
      @ericwolf2641 26 днів тому

      100% - Look at examples in the corporate world.... Bud Light, Target, and Disney as examples. It never pays to go woke.

  • @normbowers1955
    @normbowers1955 26 днів тому +1

    How can you not point out the GREED as the largest factor in high gas prices. Look at the fn profits.

    • @dkrawk8309
      @dkrawk8309 24 дні тому

      Lmao, yeeeeezzzzzz
      We all know that.....but what are you gonna do about it?
      Wanna go and actually do something??
      Absolutely not

  • @libnizhr
    @libnizhr 26 днів тому +11

    Santions on Iran?? And no sanctions on isreal for not following international law to protect civilian life 🙄

    • @blurtam188
      @blurtam188 25 днів тому

      You can't sanction your master

  • @Brendon4003
    @Brendon4003 26 днів тому +2

    Lawmakers edging closer?!?….PAUSE

  • @drprogensteinphp3169
    @drprogensteinphp3169 26 днів тому +1

    I really hate it when I see large corporations state things such as "we meet all government environmental standards", etc. Well obviously municipal, provincial, and federal governments need to step up and change those standards! But of course they won't, and if or when they do it's always far too late.

    • @dkrawk8309
      @dkrawk8309 24 дні тому

      Why?
      This is how money is made, nobody cares about couple hundred people get sick......like common now

  • @jamesneveaux4892
    @jamesneveaux4892 26 днів тому +2

    Who wants to work to pay off taxes?

    • @dkrawk8309
      @dkrawk8309 24 дні тому

      Who asked you or me what we want?

  • @piku5637
    @piku5637 26 днів тому +5

    Normalize local co-ops and lⒶbour unions. Workers make the world run, workers should run the world.🌎🇺🇸🇨🇦

  • @passatboi
    @passatboi 26 днів тому

    3 maratime provinces? New Brunswick isn't one? I thought it was.

  • @jameskeenan9308
    @jameskeenan9308 26 днів тому

    16.37 dude rocking an assassin's Creed outfit lol 😅😅

  • @dsbarclayeng1
    @dsbarclayeng1 26 днів тому

    The oil companies FIX prices by their 'co-producer agreements'.
    They source their gasoline from the nearest refinery and put their own label on it.
    So they agree to trade fuel to each other at the same price.

  • @commonsensecraziness7595
    @commonsensecraziness7595 26 днів тому +1

    Everyone was told the tax would increase the price of gas.
    But now that the price of gas has gone up, it's definitely not the tax.
    It must be those greedy oil barons, not the greedy, lying politicians.

    • @DeeSmith001
      @DeeSmith001 26 днів тому +1

      Carbon tax affects every part of the supply chain. Can't wrap your head around that? Not surprised anymore.

    • @tylesveque2373
      @tylesveque2373 26 днів тому

      @@DeeSmith001 Isreals offensive

    • @commonsensecraziness7595
      @commonsensecraziness7595 26 днів тому +1

      @@DeeSmith001 these are the people that are bad at math, and have a faith-based approach to science, but will lecture everyone else that they're wrong somehow.
      You know, the people that actually know what they're talking about.

    • @LLitterally
      @LLitterally 26 днів тому

      @@commonsensecraziness7595You forget history

    • @commonsensecraziness7595
      @commonsensecraziness7595 26 днів тому

      @@LLitterally Pretty sure I remember history, which is why I can call out the liars while others keep supporting their own destruction.

  • @ianhowes8141
    @ianhowes8141 26 днів тому

    So drive less and reduce the demand - that is how consumers can affect prices (and save on Turdeau's carbon tax at the same time)

  • @wildandliving1925
    @wildandliving1925 26 днів тому

    Partly government partly price fixing

  • @winstonsmith935
    @winstonsmith935 25 днів тому

    Check in Canadian Rack Prices on your browser, then see how much Canadian Oil cost, and the Government Taxes on that FUEL Maybe the truth is too much for Canadians to handle.

  • @HR-sg7ug
    @HR-sg7ug 26 днів тому +1

    Shut your mouth and take action

  • @williamjacobs8660
    @williamjacobs8660 26 днів тому

    Both sides of the St. Clair River have had to deal with issues from Chemical Valley for years. Mostly from spills in the river. I remember when they had to clean a chemical blob on the Canadian side of the river that created a dead zone. The Ontario and federal governments need to do more to protect the river and people on both sides of the river.

  • @melissahouse1697
    @melissahouse1697 26 днів тому

    the Carbon tax just went up , if they raise the price, we pay more twice . Why is this even a news story ,duh!

  • @AnwerHashimSamnani
    @AnwerHashimSamnani 26 днів тому

    May Love Peace Prevail in The World....

  • @miriamm2978
    @miriamm2978 25 днів тому

    Funny how we are suddenly told we need "summer blend". Really??? How did we get by in years past? Or are Canadians really being squeezed to cover the debt... even...more. 😖

  • @rodesco4805
    @rodesco4805 26 днів тому +2

    Is not the carbon tax

  • @John-GlenSarchfield
    @John-GlenSarchfield 26 днів тому

    Who are the regulators of gas prices want not driving around.

  • @CommanderSweetie
    @CommanderSweetie 26 днів тому +2

    Only paying 179.99 for gas? Imagine coming to the west. 200.00. Life seems to only be a problem when it effects the east cost.

  • @winstonsmith935
    @winstonsmith935 25 днів тому

    The Middle East conflicts always raise gas prices, even when Canada has its own oil.

    • @WilliamCloud9
      @WilliamCloud9 25 днів тому

      Where do you think east coast oil originates.. Middle East lol

    • @winstonsmith935
      @winstonsmith935 25 днів тому

      @@WilliamCloud9 Funny, I work in the Oil Patch in Canada, not the Middle East, you need a little education.

  • @coffeehouse3381
    @coffeehouse3381 26 днів тому

    Canada has the largest amount of oil in the world.... Then why all this high gasoline prices... Where is the justice in the standard of human life and the limited income....⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️ People are very angry at this completely abnormal high price

    • @EyeSee4.8
      @EyeSee4.8 25 днів тому

      Our government feels it's more environmentally friendly to buy Oil and Gas from other countries.

    • @WilliamCloud9
      @WilliamCloud9 25 днів тому

      Oil sands is poor quality and we don’t refine enough

    • @EyeSee4.8
      @EyeSee4.8 24 дні тому

      @WilliamCloud9 Oil sands needs to be reclaimed the only way to clean the sand is to extract the oil from it. Or leave it too keep running into the rivers and streams.

  • @user-wl1vd3bi8u
    @user-wl1vd3bi8u 26 днів тому

    😂😂😂😂😂Litre What Is Litre.
    ??????Ohhhhh The Metric SYS.
    Richard.

  • @Resologist
    @Resologist 26 днів тому

    GREED. Or, is that too difficult for Global News to figure out, when almost every gas station raises prices in unison? Not a clue as to what "price fixing" is? Competition Bureau is asleep!

    • @LLitterally
      @LLitterally 26 днів тому

      They studied it since the late sixties. Most media doesn’t admit it is OPEC and the rest of the world’s producers of petroleum products. Same as the Rogers’ and Loblaws type monopolies they gouge as much as they can until people stop patronizing their services and products. Very simple economics

  • @dkrawk8309
    @dkrawk8309 24 дні тому

    Omg, who cares about this???
    Theres gazillion cases of things like this and we don't know about them

  • @infolover_68
    @infolover_68 26 днів тому

    Well, Banksy won't be worrying about benzene poisoning or rising gas price. Good to be anonymous and safe from corporate and government grasp...

  • @ericwolf2641
    @ericwolf2641 26 днів тому

    3:09 - ".... replacing a drive with a bike or a walk".... What a joke. He'd probably be best friends with our eco-zealot Federal Environment Minister. Must be nice to live in a perfect utopia.

  • @dkrawk8309
    @dkrawk8309 24 дні тому

    OOOOOHHHHH environmental problems in Ontario.
    NO WAY!!!!!!! WE HAVE TO PAY MORE CARBON TAX

  • @blurtam188
    @blurtam188 25 днів тому

    Iran has the right to defend itself

  • @mushroomheadder
    @mushroomheadder 26 днів тому

    How long will we find foreign wars?

    • @WilliamCloud9
      @WilliamCloud9 25 днів тому

      Until they come to our soil likely

  • @johnboko7110
    @johnboko7110 26 днів тому

    What is the driving sudden spike in gas ? It's not geo political wars, it's not supply chain disruptions, it's not seasons, It's all because of one Man and that Man name is our dishonorable crime minister of Chinada Justin Trudeau.

  • @howardloewen1834
    @howardloewen1834 26 днів тому

    Greed

  • @madchemist126
    @madchemist126 26 днів тому

    How are doctors not unionized? Teachers, Nurses, Police, Firefighters, Ambulance Drivers, Bus drivers, pretty much every single public sector employee is unionized except for doctors. If they did they would still be subject to the strike provisions of essential service providers but they could create a pension program, protect their retirement savings from this new tax increase, increase bargaining power to increase payment rates (which are stagnant for family doctors), all kinds of good things that would help them. But for some reason doctors alone are treated as though they are providers of capital in the medical field.

  • @miriamurbina6630
    @miriamurbina6630 26 днів тому +2

    Because our unity In liberal party rises higher in distance and time making History ON 24🇨🇦❤

  • @o1ecypher
    @o1ecypher 26 днів тому

    where was this increase in the gas prices in the past years. ??? yup you are all being scammed for 14 cents.

    • @LLitterally
      @LLitterally 26 днів тому

      Look up OPEC right back to the beginning when humans started using petroleum products. Look up NATO’s influence. It’s old old news about the gouging, everywhere

  • @KarenMalcolm915
    @KarenMalcolm915 26 днів тому +1

    I'm more concerned about my expectation for 2024 that markets starts to broaden out more, what if the interest rates go up? i have a ton of questions....can I safely invest my $800k? I was advised to diversify my portfolio among several assets such as stocks and bonds since this can protect my portfolio for retirement, but don't know where to start.

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      @DanielWoodburn 26 днів тому

      It's crucial to have a well-thought-out strategy and not make impulsive moves based on short-term market fluctuations. Patience and a long-term perspective are key. You should consider a market expert to guide you perfectly.

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      @DeanWhite-ng5hb 26 днів тому

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    • @KarenMalcolm915
      @KarenMalcolm915 26 днів тому

      I'm willing to make consultations to improve my situation. What is the most reliable medium to reach him please?

    • @DeanWhite-ng5hb
      @DeanWhite-ng5hb 26 днів тому

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      @KarenMalcolm915 26 днів тому

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  • @Kevin_geekgineering
    @Kevin_geekgineering 26 днів тому +1

    world is on fire, people think gas price will stay as is. will we change our way of life or better dream for a world that doesn't exist anymore

  • @edgarfield9567
    @edgarfield9567 26 днів тому

    Justin Trudeau

  • @linaF5050
    @linaF5050 26 днів тому +1

    This will affect when people vote for bye to Liberals and NDP

  • @SenorBeavis-qn3gy
    @SenorBeavis-qn3gy 26 днів тому

    Its pathetic to say its the spring and summer season. Less people drive because more people bike. Btw bikes belong on the sidewalk not the effin road 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

  • @dkrawk8309
    @dkrawk8309 24 дні тому

    Lmao
    Change of season??????
    What summer blended fuel?????
    Government can tell you anything, and it will be just fine

  • @ConradTurgeon-fb4cp
    @ConradTurgeon-fb4cp 21 день тому

    Global would be dumb enough to ask this question

  • @winstonsmith935
    @winstonsmith935 25 днів тому

    Canada Fuel Taxes by Province Province Gasoline (¢/L) Diesel
    (¢/L) Daily Gasoline Tax Based on Current Avg (¢/L) Comment
    Alberta 19¢ 13¢ 23.616¢ 5% GST
    British Columbia 21.17¢ 22.67¢ 26.994¢ GST + Includes carbon tax of 6.67 ¢/L on gasoline and 7.67 ¢/L carbon tax on diesel, as of July 1, 2012
    Manitoba 24¢ 18¢ 28.682¢ GST Manitoba's PST does not apply to gasoline or diesel fuel.
    New Brunswick 23.6¢ 23.2¢ 36.629¢ GST + PST
    Newfoundland 24.5¢ 20.5¢ 38.202¢ GST + PST
    Northwest Territories 19.7¢ 13.1¢ 25.124¢ GST
    Nova Scotia 25.5¢ 19.4¢ 40.739¢ GST + PST
    Ontario 24.7¢ 18.3¢ 37.291¢ GST + PST
    Prince Edward Island 23.1¢ 24.2¢ 28.420¢ GST PST does not apply to gasoline or diesel fuel. Fuel tax is adjusted monthly and includes an amount equivalent to PEI's PST. The fuel tax is capped at 15.8%
    Quebec 29.2¢ 24.2¢ 48.574¢ QST of 9.975% is applied on top of sales amounts after the GST has been added (QST + GST is 14.5% combined)
    Saskatchewan 25¢ 19¢ 29.704¢ + GST, PST does not apply to gasoline or diesel fuel.
    Montreal 49¢ 22.2¢ 69.038¢ GST + PST + 1.5¢ Transit Tax. Rate is calculated by 19 cent provincial tax, 10 cent federal tax,17 cent GST+TVQ tax, and 3 cent Montreal tax
    Vancouver 32.17¢ 33.67¢ 38.433¢ GST + PST + 15¢ Transit Tax.Includes carbon tax of 6.67 ¢/L on gasoline and 7.67 ¢/L carbon tax on diesel, as of July 1, 2012
    Victoria 24.67¢ 26.17¢ 30.613¢ GST + PST + 3.5¢ Transit Tax. Includes carbon tax of 6.67 ¢/L on gasoline and 7.67 ¢/L carbon tax on diesel, as of July 1, 2012
    Yukon 16.2¢ 11.2¢ 21.624¢ GST + PST

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