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As 2025 winds down, regular gas here in Saskatoon is hovering around 110-ish cents a litre – that’s already a nice break from the higher prices we saw earlier this year. The good news? Things could get even better in 2026.
Why? There’s expected to be more oil on the market than we need. Big forecasting groups like the EIA and IEA are calling Brent crude to average $55–$58 a barrel. More production from places like Canada and other non-OPEC countries, plus OPEC+ slowly loosening their cuts, should keep supplies high and prices down. No big carbon tax jumps on the horizon either, and winter usually helps keep things softer at the pump.
Sure, world events or demand changes could mix things up, but right now the outlook is pretty positive. That means extra cash for your daily drives or those 2026 road trips!
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