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Gas Gouging
The last time I saw the Kelowna price it was 83.9 cents per liter. I am from the lower mainland and at times we are paying as much as 86.9 per liter. In a day the gas prices can go from 86.9 to 76.9 per liter. Lately the Greater Vancouver area has paid 100.9 per liter. Be prepared folks, it's going to get higher. I live in the Greater Vancouver Regional District and have to pay the higher price, but if you drive out to the Abbotsford area you at times can pay thirteen cents a liter less. Why would the government officials pay attention to the hikes in gas prices when they get their transportation costs covered? Ask that question?
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