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Prices at Canadian pumps rising again as oil climbs to 4-week highs

Prices at Canadian pumps rising again as oil climbs to 4-week highs
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Gas prices in Canada are rising as global oil prices hit four-week highs due to renewed tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Analysts warn that the volatility in the Strait of Hormuz could lead to further price increases at the pump.

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Rising fuel costs directly impact inflation and the cost of living for Canadian consumers.

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The average price of a litre of gas across Canada is at $1.674 as of midday Tuesday — up 3.4 cents from last week's average, according to price tracking site GasBuddy.com .

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