As the conflict in the Middle East drags on and the global oil supply dwindles, the price of gas continues to hover near historic highs, with no sign of dropping before the travel-heavy summer season kicks off in earnest — or even before it winds down.
Economists at Royal Bank pin much of the blame on higher gas prices, noting that the average price of gasoline accelerated another eight per cent in April after a 21 per cent surge in March.
By capitalizing on its most recent acquisition, Petro Service is enhancing its Western Canadian footprint and fast-tracking the development of next-generation, integrated service hubs.
