Toronto Gas Prices Tomorrow — Up or Down?
A daily forecast of where Toronto pump prices are headed, rebuilt several times a day from recent price observations and market inputs. The next-day estimate and broader model have different horizons.
As of , the average reported regular gas price in Toronto is 154.9¢/L across 290 stations with a price report in the last 36 hours. The lowest recent report is 139.9¢/L at Petro-Canada, 1977 Kennedy Road, Toronto. Prices are community-reported station observations, checked hourly by CheapGasToronto.ca.
Tomorrow’s estimate and the next two to three days
Forecast temporarily unavailable. Recent distinct crude oil source observations are unavailable. Recent distinct wholesale rack source observations are unavailable. Compare report times and confirm the price at the pump.
Is gas going down tonight?
There is not enough weekly-pattern data to estimate the next-day change.
Toronto's weekly price pattern
How each weekday’s median compared with the weekly average in the model’s recent sample. These are relative differences, not today’s prices (see the live average above), and historical weekday differences can change.
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Tomorrow's gas prices: FAQ
Will gas prices go up or down tomorrow in Toronto?
The next-day estimate uses the observed difference between today’s and tomorrow’s weekday medians. The separate two-to-three-day model blends the weekly pattern, recent price trend, crude oil and wholesale data. Neither is a confirmed retailer price announcement.
Is gas going down tonight in Toronto?
The tonight section compares observed weekday medians. These are daily observations, not measurements of an overnight change or a promise that a station will change its price tonight.
What day of the week is gas cheapest in Toronto?
There is not enough current weekly-pattern data to identify a lowest observed weekday. Compare current station prices before travelling.
How far ahead can gas prices be predicted?
The combined model looks roughly two to three days ahead. Its confidence indicator reflects agreement among inputs, not a measured probability of accuracy. Unexpected supply or market changes can invalidate the estimate.
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