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Regina vs Saskatoon gas prices

Regular gasoline is C$0.02 a litre cheaper in SaskatoonC$1.26 on a 55-litre tank. Monthly city averages for June 2026.

ReginaSaskatchewan
C$1.66
per litre · $4.48/US gal
SaskatoonSaskatchewan
C$1.64
per litre · $4.42/US gal
C$0.02/L cheaper
Statistics Canada monthly city averages, June 2026 — not live station prices.
Every grade · CAD per litre
GradeReginaSaskatoonDiff.
RegularC$1.66C$1.64C$0.02Saskatoon
PremiumC$1.93C$1.90C$0.03Saskatoon
DieselC$1.77C$1.78C$0.02Regina
Saskatoon is cheaper on regular but dearer on diesel — the two fuels carry different provincial tax rates and serve different local markets.

What the gap is worth

One 55L tank
C$1.26
saved in Saskatoon
A year of weekly fills
C$65.78
saved in Saskatoon
20,000 km at 9 L/100 km
C$41.40
saved in Saskatoon

Based on the June 2026 gap of C$0.02 per litre, which changes each month. Run your own numbers →

Both cities are in Saskatchewan

Provincial fuel tax is identical for both, so none of the gap above is provincial policy. What is left is local: terminal distance, municipal levies and retail competition — which is why same-province gaps are usually a few cents rather than a few tens of cents.

Frequently asked questions

Is gas cheaper in Regina or Saskatoon?

Saskatoon, at C$1.64 a litre against C$1.66 in Regina — a gap of C$0.02/L, or 1.4%. On a 55-litre tank that is C$1.26. These are Statistics Canada monthly averages for June 2026, not live station prices.

Why is gas more expensive in Regina?

Both cities are in Saskatchewan and pay the same provincial fuel tax, so the difference is local: distance from the nearest fuel terminal, municipal transit levies where they apply, and how competitive the local retail market is. Within-province gaps are usually much smaller than between-province ones for exactly this reason.

Is diesel cheaper in Regina or Saskatoon?

Diesel is cheaper in Regina at C$1.77 a litre, against C$1.78 in Saskatoon — C$0.02/L apart. That is the opposite way round from regular gasoline.

How current are these figures?

They are the Statistics Canada averages for June 2026, published roughly three weeks after the month ends. Pump prices in both cities have moved since. Use them to compare the two cities, which is what a monthly average is good for — not to decide what you will pay this afternoon.