Gas prices in Waterloo Region expected to rise 5 cents at midnight
Gas prices in Waterloo Region are set to rise again on Friday, a day after drivers got a temporary reprieve at the pumps overnight.
www.seekyoursounds.comHere’s the latest I could gather on Roger McKnight and gas prices, based on recent reporting.
- McKnight is frequently cited as En-Pro International’s chief petroleum analyst, and is regularly referenced in Canadian and GTA gas-price coverage as a key commentator on short-term price movements and volatility.[1][3][7]
- Recent articles note that policy changes like federal excise-tax relief can be offset by crude-price swings and regional supply disruptions, leading to muted or delayed pump savings for drivers.[1]
- Coverage from early March to April 2026 highlights price fluctuations driven by crude oil dynamics and geopolitical tensions, with McKnight explaining why headline tax cuts may not fully translate into immediate savings at the pump.[2][3][7]
- In several outlets, McKnight’s commentary aligns with broader industry analysis about price volatility rather than predictable, one-for-one declines in gasoline prices after policy changes.[3][7][1]
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