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Gas Prices In Quebec Continue To Explode — Here's Where Fuel Is The Cheapest

It appears as if the financial restrictions related to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues to have its effects on the rise of inflation in Canada. After Prime Minister Justin Trudeau put a sanction on Russian oil, gas prices have exploded, with Quebec being no exception.

Well, it seems as if the rise hasn't stopped yet. On Sunday, March 27, gas prices are expected to go up yet again — but you can spend less at these pumps across Quebec.

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Gas Pump At A Saint-Jérôme Ultramar That Keeps On Charging Even After You Stop Pumping

Gas doesn't need to get any more expensive, but one malfunctioning gas pump in St.Jerome doesn't seem to care about how much you got in your wallet, and continues to charge you well after you've stopped filling up your tank.

Frederic Lemire, having heard about the gas pump that keeps on charging, decided to see for himself, and took a video of his experience. Not only did the pump keep tacking on more money after Lemire finished pumping, the total price went up even after the gas pump was removed from the car entirely.

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Montreal's Cheapest Gas Stations

Thanks to CBC, we now have a list of the 10 cheapest places to buy gas in Montreal. This means no more going from one gas station to the other to compare prices. We've got the winners right here for you.

This can come in pretty handy while heading out for your fun summer road trip. Make sure you fill that gas tank up at one of these locations to make sure you still have spending money once you get to your destination. Save on gas, spend on vacation, that's the way to go.

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10 Fun Montreal Things To Do After 3am

Photo cred - Matthieu Lévesque 

After a long night of drinking and partying, most of us still aren't ready to go home. When it comes down to going to bed or staying up a little longer, we think we'd rather stay awake for a few more hours. Luckily for us, there are still a few places in Montreal that are opened past 3am. Places you might not usually think of, but that make good after parties. We challenge you to try one of the ten during your next night out.

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