Gas prices soar ahead of final day for the consumer carbon tax in B.C.
- Gas prices in British Columbia have dropped significantly, with Vernon seeing prices fall to 143.4 cents per litre.
- The elimination of B.C.'s consumer carbon tax means that British Columbians will save approximately 17 cents per litre on fuel costs.
- The total impact of cancelling the carbon tax and climate action tax credit is estimated at $1.99 billion for the coming fiscal year, according to the provincial government.
- Premier David Eby stated that the consumer carbon tax had become divisive, and action was needed to support British Columbians while addressing climate goals.
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