Get the current Ontario price for unleaded gas, diesel, auto propane and other types of fuel.
Overview
We track motor fuel prices across Ontario and report our findings. The rates on this page (listed in Canadian cents per litre) are gathered weekly and published every Monday. They reflect full- and self-serve retail prices for various fuel types, including taxes.
Fuel prices
The most recent prices from (prices in cents per litre).
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You can also download weekly prices since 1990. Prices are collected by Kalibrate.
What makes up the pump price
Prices are made up of various components, shown here for regular unleaded gasoline in Toronto and Thunder Bay. In , the average pump price in Toronto was cents per litre and the average pump price in Thunder Bay was . Note: crude oil costs are estimated based on supply from Western Canada.
Federal Carbon Tax
The federal government proposes to further increase the carbon tax on gasoline beyond 2023 by about 3.3 cents per litre each year (on April 1st) to 37.43 cents per litre in 2030. It is not part of the wholesale price of gasoline, but is subject to HST and is reflected in the retail price. The federal carbon tax is now 14.31 cents per litre.
In 2018, Ontario cancelled the provincial cap-and-trade program, which had increased the price of gasoline by about 4.3 cents per litre. On September 7, 2018 it was removed from wholesale gasoline prices in Ontario.
How gasoline and diesel prices are determined
Gasoline and diesel producers and importers sell to retail stations at a wholesale price. The wholesale price includes:
- costs to buy and refine crude oil into gasoline and diesel; and
- a profit for the supplier
Retailers then add a markup to the wholesale price, plus taxes, including the federal carbon tax, to determine the price you pay at the pump.
The wholesale price of gasoline and diesel in Ontario is strongly influenced by North American wholesale markets at certain locations - called benchmarks - such as the New York Harbor for Toronto prices and Edmonton for Thunder Bay prices.
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Ontario prices compared with other provinces
In general, gasoline prices in Ontario are similar to the Canadian national average. Numbers are an average from and listed in Canadian cents per litre.
Canadian prices compared with other countries
In general, gasoline prices in Ontario are similar to the Canadian national average.
Canadian gasoline prices compare favourably with those in other industrialized countries. Numbers are an average from and listed in Canadian cents per litre.
Download Canadian and international gasoline prices from 2012 to the present.