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(CEP News) - The average price of gas in Canada fell slightly in the week ending April 28, according to Calgary-based MJ Ervin & Associates.
The average price of regular unleaded gasoline in Canada fell 0.4 cents to $0.887, well off the peak of $1.40 per litre reached in July 2008. The weekly survey showed Edmonton had the lowest average price in the country at $0.794, down 0.1 cents from the prior week. For the second week, Labrador City, Nfld. had the highest price in the country, with prices up 1.5 cents to $1.056 per litre. The largest price decrease was seen in Windsor, Ont., where prices were down 7.4 cents to $0.814. Prices averaged $0.856 in Toronto, $0.911 in Montreal, $0.817 in Calgary, $0.923 in Halifax and $0.995 in Vancouver. In 2008, prices in Canada averaged $1.141. The price of Nymex crude oil was hovering around $51 per barrel on Wednesday. By Stephen Huebl,
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