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Costco this morning at 88.9. Come on Brandon dealers, at least get down to 94.

Wpg. coop .95

I saw Glenboro’s gas price yesterday was lower than Brandon at 99.9.

Costco 88.9  
 
Co-op 92.4  
 
Edited by Dr.K, 2018-12-17 15:00:18

Ninette was 99.9 on the weekend too.

Costco requires a $60 membership. I'm guessing some of that cost goes towards the "cheaper" fuel price.

The 89.4 pic I posted was taken at a Husky on Portage just before lunch. Just looking at Gasbuddy and most Wpg stations look to be around 92.4-94.4 as of most recent updates, but they do show that Husky still at that price and the Costco’s at 88.9.  
 
Edited by Adam, 2018-12-17 16:54:16

I'm in winnipeg for business once or twice a week, and have been back and forth between the two cities regularly for over a decade. Up until about a year and a half ago Brandon was religiously 3-5 cents more than Winnipeg. For most of the past year we've been less than winnipeg, at many times 10-20 cents a liter less. There was a two month period in the summer where we were pretty much always 20 cents less than most of winnipeg, which makes ZERO sense. Where were all these boo birds being excited about this shift? Being two hours from a major city, I expect to pay more in fuel, amongst other commodities.

Sub-90 prices now a lot more common in Winnipeg:  
 

This is the price of gas in Winnipeg today. What is up with Brandon has stations?#bdnmb pic.twitter.com/1R5hHX6uTd

&mdash: Ray Walker (@raywalkerradio) December 26, 2018

 
 
Still looking like 101s in Brandon as per Gasbuddy...

Gas at the co-op in Swan River is 97.9 this morning when I was there. Gas at Roblin, Russell and The Pas is a couple of cents higher then Brandon.

During Thanksgiving we travelled from Brandon to BC and back. During that drive we were definitely the cheapest place for fuel and by quite a bit. Start comparing Brandon to other provinces and you will see how good we have it!!

The post is about prices in Manitoba, B.C. has always had notoriously higher gas prices.  
I too have found on occasion gas in Swan River lower than here, which makes zero sense when people try to use the transport costs as a reason for higher prices.

Change in the air in Brandon. Coop on 18 posting 94.9, across street from Husky that still had 101.6 on sign as if 10 min ago. Canadian Tire showing 94.7

That’s because it dropped 89.9 in Winnipeg

After Boxing Day. Had to get the last few cents in on the backs of consumers who were travelling the last few days.

Screenshot from Gas Buddy just before we left Winnipeg tonight.  
 
Edited by GO JETS GO, 2018-12-30 01:14:25

Most of the stations here in Winnipeg have been between 85.9 and 87.9 for most of the day.This morning, the Domo Club stations (not all Domos) were having a flash sale from 10AM to 2PM that gave an extra 10¢/L off.  
 
I don't remember the last time I bought gas for 77.9¢ per Litre.