Petroleum

Roger McKnight explains how pipeline problems, the Loonie, a rail strike, U.S. refineries, and summer are the reason for the spikes at the pumps

Roger McKnight explains how the price of crude oil has increased by about 13% year over year, while the price of gas has gone up by 20%

Roger McKnight speaks with Global News about how the stalled pipeline may mean more money at the pumps this summer

Roger McKnight explains the price spike is due to slow down in preparation for the summer driving season

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW This Week’s Summary: You’d think that with this being the peak of the spring refinery maintenance...

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW This Week’s Summary: This is normally a very predictable time of year if you ask me for gasoline price...