Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he will ask the Competition Bureau of Canada to probe "potential gasoline price-fixing" in the province amid concerns motorists are no longer seeing the benefit of the government's fuel tax cut. Kenney said he had also talked to the competition bureau about the situation. Premier Jason Kenney, seen here filling up his truck in a file photo, says Albertans are frustrated with gasoline prices. (Jason Kenney/Facebook)University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe has also been watching gasoline prices in the province. He said it's important to remember that gasoline prices rise and fall for all sorts of reasons.

Source: National Post July 23, 2022 02:43 UTC