![]() 01/01/2017 at 01:27 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
They just put a another tax on gas. The carbon tax, it adds 10c/L more. That’s on top of the HST(13%), Federal Exercise Tax (10c/L), and the Provincial Fuel Tax (14.7c/L). The FET, PFT, & CT are hidden in the price of fuel. So 91 octane is $1.31/L, almost 0.35c/L is the tax you don’t see.
If my Juke takes 39.4L, it be $51.61, with the 13% HST that add $6.71 to the $51.61 making it $58.32. If I just paid HST I pay $37.85 pre HST, the HST add $4.92 making it $42.77.
There is also the income tax, and other municipal taxes. Ontario pays some of the highest taxes in North America.
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Well it’s a good thing your Canadian dollars aren’t worth that much!
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Our hydro (electricity) rates higher then Hawaii.
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The gas isn’t all that bad in Ontario though, at least compared to Europe. Thanks to the exchange rate to freedom dollars it’s only like $4 a gallon!
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Hydro is insane in Ontario. Living in Vancouver I’m used to assuming I pay the most for anything in Canada, but our hydro isn’t as bad as yours
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Then there are insurance premiums, it’s up there with BC. Ontario is just expensive. I live north of Toronto, every one is coming up here to avoid Toronto living costs. That is making housing inflate lots, last year the avg house price went up 20%. I really considering moving to the east coast, so much cheaper (and the sea food).
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I know people who moved from here to Halifax, and they love it. All the places I’ve considered buying a house instead of renting are too expensive now, I’m not sure what I’m gonna do unless the market cools
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Halifax also seems very laid back, like giant small town. Sooner or later the market will crash making prices plummet.
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Sounds like you’ll need a more fuel efficient car.
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Pffftttt... We have 65% in taxes per l gasoline in Germany.
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This will increase the popularity of the Prius as well as BEVs in Canada.
As far as electricity rates go, the off-peak rates are still relatively low. The only people that got hosed recently are the people who kept their A/C on all day during on-peak times.
I don’t do that. Hence, I had an electricity bill that was only marginally higher.
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So 91 octane is $1.31/L,
H’mmm.
€0.93 per litre and I’m guessing you use American octane numbers so much like our 95 octane. I’m paying about €1.32. My heart, I’m afraid, bleeds for you.
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Yikes, C$0.35 / liter works out to about $1 / gallon. Michigan just raised their gas tax to $0.26 / gallon, which is the sixth highest in the US.
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Yea we use American octane numbers, but we don’t use RON. We use MON, so your 95 is our 91. 91 MON is 95.3 RON.
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Fill up this week... Ontarians. The tax kicks in next week.
Check out @GasBuddyDan’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/GasBuddyDan/status/814964208668381184?s=09
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Where’d you get 10 cents/L from? CP24 says it’s going to be 4.3 http://www.cp24.com/news/ontario-s-cap-and-trade-plan-raises-cost-of-gasoline-and-home-heating-on-jan-1-1.3220708
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91 is $1.38/L in BC, last time I filled up.... and the vette gets roughly 29Litres/100km, or 8mpg.
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FOR FUCK’S SAKE CAN WE SHOOT WYNNE/BOMB THE MTO INTO OBLIVION/MAIL A SMALL CHUNK OF BOB CHIARELLI TO EACH CORNER OF THE GLOBE ALREADY. I KNOW HE’S NOT IN THE MTO ANYMORE BUT I STILL WANT TO DO IT TO THE ASSHOLE