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GTA gas prices set to plunge to lowest price in months

Gas prices in the GTA are set to plunge to a price not seen in months on Thursday. En-Pro tells CityNews that prices at the pump are expected to drop 12 cents at 12:01 a.m. to an average of 179.9 cents/litre at most GTA stations. The average price h

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