Gas prices in Regina

The Regina figure and how old it is

Regina's official benchmark is monthly. Statistics Canada publishes it a few weeks after each month closes, so on October 26, 2026 the newest month is September 2026. The estimate column moves that figure with the Edmonton rack price, which the Government of Ontario publishes daily with about a week of delay, and with any tax change dated after the month.

Weekly city prices from Natural Resources Canada exist, but their terms do not allow them to be copied here; the NRCan weekly table can be read on its own site.

Saskatchewan's fuel tax

Saskatchewan's fuel tax is 15 cents a litre for gasoline and diesel alike, and it is the same in Regina as anywhere else in the province: there is no transit or municipal surcharge. The provincial sales tax is not charged on road fuel. GST at 5% is, on the price that already includes the 15 cents, which is 8.4¢/L at the estimated price.

The tax page sets that rate against the other provinces. Compared with Alberta, where the provincial fuel tax is not collected at the moment, a Regina litre carries 15.8¢/L more tax including GST.

A year behind the wheel of a pickup

For a driver who covers long distances in a truck, the yearly bill is what counts. A full-size pickup with the median 2026 rating of 12.9 L/100 km, driven 25,000 km a year, burns about 3,225 litres. At the Regina estimate for October 27, 2026, that is $5,686 a year, and each 10 cents per litre moves it by $323.

The ratings come from Natural Resources Canada's fuel consumption guide for 2026 models. Towing, winter driving and gravel roads push real consumption above them.

When the excise returns

Finance Canada's draft legislation (proposed, not enacted) keeps the federal excise at zero until January 31, 2027, then charges half of it in February and March and all 10 cents from April 1, 2027. For the pickup above, the full rate with GST would add $339 over a year. The calculator measures it for your own monthly litres.

The draft is not law yet; the forecast page follows it.

Regina, Winnipeg and the past year

At the estimates for October 27, 2026, Regina is 2.5¢/L above Winnipeg, the next capital to the east, and Saskatoon has its own page. The Statistics Canada series for Regina is published under the Open Government Licence: