Fuel prices in the province have sky-rocketed over four cents today.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Board of Commissioners of Public Utilities sets fuel prices in this province.
Customers in Nunatsiavut will now pay $1.38 per litre for regular gasoline.
That’s a 4.4 cent increase from last week.
They will also notice a 3.72 cent jump in home heating fuel.
Home heating fuel is now nearly $1.10 per litre.
Upper Lake Melville residents are now paying about $1.18 per litre following the 4.4 cent increase in gasoline.
Home heating fuel jumped by 3.72 cents following the latest adjustment.
Customers in that region are now paying nearly 88 cpl.
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don't sound like you guys have anyone in provincial govt. fighting for you,your govt. official must be from the island portion of the province.
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