How gas prices have changed in Alberta in the last week

The national average price for regular gasoline hovered around $1.50 per litre on Monday, according to the Canadian Automobile Association. Prices are down roughly 15 cents per litre since last month.

Canada, in addition to other G7 member countries, is working to place a cap on the price Russia receives for its exported oil without reducing overall exports. These unprecedented measures will restrict Russia's funding of its war in Ukraine. They also run the risk of introducing volatility to the global oil market and driving up prices of both crude and gasoline.

Stacker compiled statistics on gas prices in Alberta using data from the Canadian Automobile Association. Gas prices are as of September 12.

Alberta by the numbers
- Current price: $1.38 per litre
- Week change: -$0.01 (-0.4%)
- Year change: +$0.06 (+4.1%)

Metros in Alberta with the most expensive gas
#1. Fort McMurray: $1.57 per litre
#2. Grande Prairie: $1.50
#3. Lethbridge: $1.44
#4. Calgary: $1.40
#5. St. Albert: $1.35
#6. Sherwood Park: $1.33
#7. Medicine Hat: $1.32
#8. Edmonton: $1.30
#9. Red Deer: $1.18

Provinces with the most expensive gas
#1. British Columbia: $1.84 per litre
#2. Newfoundland and Labrador: $1.68
#3. Manitoba: $1.64
#4. Prince Edward Island: $1.61
#5. New Brunswick: $1.58
#6. Quebec: $1.58
#7. Saskatchewan: $1.51
#8. Nova Scotia: $1.49
#9. Ontario: $1.46
#10. Alberta: $1.38