Database reports decrease in gas market prices in Fort St. John for June

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — Market gas prices in Fort St. John have decreased in June 2026, according to an online database. 

Petroleum price database Kalibrate reports the market for unleaded gas prices in Fort St. John decreased by over 20 cents per litre from May to June, along with decreases in midgrade, premium, and diesel prices. 

Unleaded, or regular gas, has decreased to $1.63 per litre in June after peaking at $1.87 in May. Decreases were also noted in both March and April. 

Midgrade gas, or plus, was recorded at $2.02 per litre in May and is down to $1.78 per litre as of June 11th. Premium and diesel are also both down to $1.88 per litre for premium and $1.83 per litre for diesel.   

Based on data from the GasBuddy app on June 11th, the Fort St. John Co-op is reporting the lowest price for regular gas at $1.69 per litre, while midgrade fuel is the lowest at Centex at $1.479 per litre.  

According to GasBuddy, British Columbia has the second-highest average regular gas price in the province at $1.94 per litre, behind the Northwest Territories at $2.076 per litre. 

Despite gas being down from May to June, wholesale gas prices are up from $1.38 cents per litre to $1.45 cents per litre from June 2nd to June 9th.

Retail prices are down, however, according to Kalibrate. On June 2nd, retail prices were recorded at $1.74 cents per litre. As of June 9th, prices are sitting at $1.58 cents per litre. 

Gas prices in Fort St. John increased on March 31st from $1.57 per litre to $1.87 per litre for unleaded gas. Prices decreased slightly in April from $1.83 per litre to $1.80 per litre for unleaded gas. 

According to a Canadian Press article, gas prices could reach record highs this summer.