Canada gasoline prices fall 6.2 cents per litre in October as demand softens, Kalibrate says

• Canadian retail gasoline prices fell 6.2 cents per litre to 178.1 cents in October 2026 as seasonal demand softened.
• Gasoline refining margins narrowed 15.3 cents per litre, partly offset by a 9.2-cent increase in the crude oil component.
• Retail diesel prices declined 1.2 cents per litre to 259.5 cents, remaining near September’s record high.
• Diesel pump prices remained 102.5 cents per litre higher year over year, driven by elevated refining margins and crude costs.
• North American distillate supplies ended October at multi-decade lows as wars constrained global production, keeping pressure on diesel margins.

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