Gas prices in British Columbia

Statistics Canada surveys 2 cities in British Columbia — Victoria and Vancouver. These are the June 2026 monthly averages, in Canadian dollars per litre including taxes.

Regular

C$2.00

per litre · €1.24/L · $5.38/gal

Premium

C$2.26

per litre · €1.40/L · $6.09/gal

Diesel

C$2.20

per litre · €1.37/L · $5.94/gal

Mean of the 2 surveyed British Columbia cities, June 2026 — Statistics Canada does not publish a province-wide average.▲ C$0.30/L vs the national average

Surveyed British Columbia cities · CAD/L · cheapest first

City	Regular	Premium	Diesel	vs national
Victoria	C$1.98	C$2.24	C$2.18	+C$0.28
Vancouver	C$2.02	C$2.27	C$2.23	+C$0.32

Monthly city average from Statistics Canada, not a live station price. Individual station prices vary around it. National average C$1.69/L, June 2026.

C$0.04 a litre between Victoria and Vancouver

On a 55-litre tank that is C$2.09; filling weekly for a year, about C$108.68. Within a single province the gap is mostly local taxes and transport distance from the nearest terminal — provincial fuel tax applies equally across British Columbia, so it is not the explanation here the way it is between provinces.

Compare British Columbia cities

vancouver vs victoria

Other provinces

AlbertaC$1.58 SaskatchewanC$1.65 OntarioC$1.66 QuebecC$1.78

Mean of each province’s surveyed cities, June 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How much is gas in British Columbia?

Statistics Canada surveys 2 British Columbia cities. In June 2026, regular gasoline averaged C$1.98 per litre in Victoria and C$2.02 in Vancouver. Across those 2 cities the mean was C$2.00/L. Statistics Canada does not publish a province-wide average, so this is the mean of the surveyed cities rather than an official British Columbia figure.

Which British Columbia city has the cheapest gas?

Victoria, at C$1.98 per litre — C$0.04 less than Vancouver at C$2.02. On a 55-litre tank that is a difference of C$2.09.

Is this a live price?

No. These are Statistics Canada monthly averages for June 2026, published about three weeks after the month they describe. Individual station prices in British Columbia move daily and vary around these figures.