Nova Scotia gas prices rise slightly in weekly adjustment

Not much change at the pumps in Nova Scotia this morning.

The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board used its weekly adjustment on Friday to raise the price of self-serve regular gasoline by 0.9 cents to 145.6 cents per litre.

Diesel prices were unchanged, holding at 145.5 cents for the second week in a row.

At this time last year, drivers were paying 163.0 cents per litre for gas and 164.0 for diesel.

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