With gas prices in Canada reaching record highs and expected to climb further still, many Canadians have made adjustments to their lives in order to reduce costs.
The average gas price in Canada climbed to $1.87 per litre on Thursday morning, up from $1.66 per litre last week, according to the gas price tracking websiteGasBuddy.com.
Meanwhile, parts of British Columbia are seeing prices exceed $2 per litre and experts expect parts of Quebec will see similar prices this week.
With these rising costs, Canadians are naturally looking to cut corners in order to save a buck, whether it be taking a walk or bike ride instead of a drive for errands, or keeping trips to a minimum altogether.
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Motorists fill up at a gas station in Montreal on Tuesday, March 8, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
