""One way or another, these prices are moving higher to levels we haven't seen," said Dan McTeague, noting expectations of surpassing the record high set in June 2022."
""Unfortunately the price of gas is the price of gas, and I need it for work, so I have to pay it," said John Mathewson, a construction worker."
""It is very difficult for us to maintain [work] in this situation," said Mohammad Shaan, a delivery driver, highlighting the impact of rising fuel costs on earnings."
Gas prices in the Greater Toronto Area are expected to increase by eight cents to $1.89 per litre. This rise is attributed to the ongoing conflict involving the U.S. and Israel with Iran, which has restricted ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, causing a global energy crisis. While prices are projected to rise, a slight decrease of two to three cents may occur over the weekend. Local drivers express concern over affordability and urge the government to implement further tax cuts on fuel.
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