CALGARY — Fuel costs are on the rise in Canada as geopolitical turmoil drives the price of crude oil to its highest level in more than a month.
The Canadian national average sat above $1.80 a litre on Thursday — a two-cent increase from a day earlier and an eight-cent bump from a week ago, according to Gasbuddy.com, which crowdsources pump price data from across Canada and the U.S.
That could rise by another five to 10 cents over the next week or two as the full impact of the crude price jump works its way through the supply chain, said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at
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