Gas prices in Nova Scotia have taken another dip, falling by 5.7 cents overnight.
The price of diesel has also taken a plunge, with a decrease of 8.1 cents.
It now costs 166.6 cents a litre in Halifax for regular, self-serve gas, while diesel is now 174 cents.
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Gas prices in Nova Scotia vary by zone, and Cape Breton has the highest price at 168.5 cents a litre, with diesel at 175.9.
The cost of fuel has declined in the last week, following a massive price surge due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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