Is now $1.12/litre, which is $5.08/gal under the old imperial system, or $4.42 an American gallon. Our money is at par with the U.S. dollar. If the price of oil were to increase to where it was in 2008 ($140/barrel) the cost of gasoline in Canada will rise to $1.46/L or $6.61 Imp, $5.75 U.S. gal. Driving 25k per year in a car that gets 10km/L will cost $3650.00. This is the kind of price the Brits used to pay years ago and I remember shuddering at the idea it might ever happen in North America.
The Americans with dollar at par are paying about $3.00 for a gallon, or $0.76/L. We are paying 50% MORE for gasoline in Canada. Canada is a net exporter of oil, America is a net importer. All I can say is I am SICK of the taxes were are buried under in Canada.