Gas prices have fluctuated as low as 65 cents per litre in the last year, but as of late prices have held between 85 and 95 cents per litre.

With many factors at play, including the economy, and supply and demand, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is looking to limit supplies to drive up the market share. 

Saudi Arabia, the top oil producer and largest importer to Canada is on board with the limit, with hopes of striking a deal with other members of the OPEC as early as next month. 

Gas prices could also see a jump in the coming days due to the devastation caused by Hurricane Matthew.

“A likely draw in U.S. oil stocks due to Hurricane Matthew, several refinery challenges across the U.S. and it all adds up to higher pump prices by week’s end," said Dan McTeague, Sr. Petroleum Analyst with Gas Buddy.

For live fuel price averages, visit Gas Buddy's website.