Gas prices pass $2/L once again at many Montreal stations

A person fills up their car at a gas station in Montreal on Thursday, March 5, 2026. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christopher Katsarov)

Gas prices at many stations in the Greater Montreal area have passed the $2-per litre mark once again.

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Early Friday morning, several gas stations were displaying elevated prices, including:

• Petro-Canada on Parc Avenue (202.9 cents) in Montreal,
• Ultramar on Jacques-Cartier Boulevard in Longueuil (202.9 cents), and the
• Canadian Tire on Le Corbusier Boulevard in Laval (203.9 cents).

Some were as high as 205.0 cent, including the Shell on Soucy Street in Longueuil.

Though most stations across the island and into the suburbs have breached the $2 mark, some are still hovering around the 190-cent mark, including:

• Shell on de la Côte-des-Neiges Road (191.9 cents) in Montreal,
• Esso Couche-Tard on Pierrefonds Boulevard (199.9 cents) in Pierrefonds-Roxboro, and
• Ultramar on Viau Boulevard (194.9 cents) in Montreal.

Montrealers wanting to keep a close eye on gas prices in and around the city can do so on Régie Essence Québec.

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Experts have noted that the swell in gas prices is largely due to the ongoing war in Iran.