Dan McTeague

“McTeague says bringing back the excise tax could mean an increase of roughly 10-11 cents per litre, depending on the region, and that’s separate from other factors that can change the price.”

“McTeague says the difference in price can be roughly eight or nine cents per litre, depending on the region.”

“We have a critically historically low level of inventory around the world and that’s going to take months, if not years, to reconcile.”

“I think the current government will extend and continue the excise tax suspension, and I think the calls at that point will really depend on where prices are going to go.”