The dollar may be sinking and the price of food rising but nothing puts a smile on a person’s face more than seeing the price of gas go down. Thursday morning motorists were filling up on gas at 96.9 cents per litre in Trail

The dollar may be sinking and the price of food rising but nothing puts a smile on a person’s face more than seeing the price of gas go down. Thursday morning motorists were filling up on gas at 96.9 cents per litre in Trail

A rare sight

Thursday morning motorists were filling up on gas at 96.9 cents per litre in Trail, one of the lowest prices in the region

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