Gas prices in Winnipeg

A monthly benchmark for Winnipeg

Statistics Canada publishes Winnipeg's average retail price for each fuel once a month. The newest month on October 26, 2026 is September 2026, and the table shows it with the source, the estimate for October 27, 2026 and the past error of the method.

Premium sits 26.6¢/L above regular in the September 2026 averages. Because Manitoba's taxes per litre are the same for both grades of gasoline, that spread lies entirely in the product. Weekly prices compiled by Natural Resources Canada exist for Winnipeg but cannot be reproduced here.

Where the estimate comes from

Winnipeg is far from both refining centres used by the site, and the choice of reference matters. The page uses the Edmonton rack price, the same one that moves the estimates for the other Prairie cities. From its September 2026 average to its value of October 21, 2026, it moved by +2.2¢, or +2.3¢ at the pump with GST. No Manitoba tax changed between that month and tomorrow.

The tomorrow page gives the same breakdown for every city, and the method page explains how the error column is calculated.

Manitoba's fuel tax after the holiday

Manitoba stopped collecting its fuel tax for the whole of 2024, then brought it back on January 1, 2025 at 12.5 cents a litre for gasoline and diesel. That is the rate in force, with no city surcharge in Winnipeg. The provincial sales tax does not apply to road fuel; GST at 5% does, on the price that already includes the provincial cents, which is 8.3¢/L at the estimate.

To see the tax in a litre at the price on the sign of your own station, enter it below.

The tax page sets Manitoba against the other provinces and follows the return of the federal excise, planned (proposed, not enacted) at half rate on February 1, 2027 and in full on April 1, 2027.

Winnipeg against Toronto

The comparison crosses the line between the two markets the site follows: the western one, measured monthly and carried forward with the Edmonton rack price, and the central one, surveyed every week by Ontario. Keep the dates in view when reading the gap, and remember that Ontario's lower per-litre tax is partly offset by its higher sales tax.

The past year in Winnipeg

Over the 13 months below, Winnipeg regular averaged 147.8¢/L. The Statistics Canada series is published under the Open Government Licence, and neighbouring Regina and Saskatoon have their own pages.