Canada Gas Calculator

A cross-Canada drive from Vancouver to Halifax is approximately 5,900 km. At a typical car fuel economy of 9L/100km and a national average gas price around $1.705/L (CAA, as of early August 2026), fuel costs approximately $905 CAD one way. For an RV at 22L/100km, the same route costs approximately $2,215 in fuel. A federal excise tax suspension (10¢/L gasoline, 4¢/L diesel) applied April 20 – Sept 7, 2026. This calculator prices from a live daily feed, so it reflects whatever is current. The calculator uses live-updated provincial prices, so exact costs depend on your vehicle, fuel type, driving style, and current provincial gas prices.

The drive from Toronto to Banff is approximately 3,400 km via the Trans-Canada. At a car economy of 9L/100km and a blended fuel price around $1.62/L across the provinces crossed (Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta), estimated fuel cost is approximately $495 CAD as of early August 2026. For an RV at 22L/100km, budget approximately $1,215 in fuel. A federal excise tax suspension (10¢/L gasoline) applied April 20 – Sept 7, 2026.

Canadian gas prices vary by region. The national average for regular gasoline is 170.5¢/L (CAA, August 5, 2026). Major-city snapshots as of early August 2026: Toronto 160.9¢/L, Calgary approximately 155¢/L, Montreal 182.9¢/L, Halifax 190.6¢/L. A federal fuel excise tax suspension (10¢/L off gasoline, 4¢/L off diesel) applied from April 20 to September 7, 2026. Alberta typically remains the lowest-priced province; BC and Nunavut typically the highest. The calculator on this page uses live-updated provincial prices.