National average fuel price in CAD of G20 countries:

The U.S. ability to confront Iran stems from Trump’s first-term push for energy independence (now advanced as “energy dominance”). Key elements cited include:

  • Policies that accelerated the shale revolution, making the U.S. a net exporter of petroleum products and the world’s largest exporter of natural gas. - for now
  • Diplomatic efforts such as the Abraham Accords to build regional economic and security ties against shared threats like Iran, positioning partners for potential conflict and to police their own region.
  • As a result, the U.S. is “no longer hostage to Middle East fossil-fuel threats,” providing greater ability to absorb temporary disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
  • “short-term pain for the long-term gain” of preventing Iran and the cabal from holding the world hostage via energy. As U.S. efforts reduce Iran’s offensive capabilities, more resources can shift to securing shipping lanes.
  • The America's energy reserves including strong coordination with Venezuela, Alberta, Russia and the Middle East are a massive advantage for those in the energy have sphere and the prices above show the master currency cost of energy trying to compete in the energy have not sphere... Remembers China has been getting oil at a 30% discount from Venezuela and Iran and coal at an equal price advantage but that seems to be an advantage of the past.
  • Decentralized nuclear seems it will be the next leg of the race.
 
Look Carney absolutely sucks and the taxes on gas is way too high but we can't bullshit hear a lot of this is because of Iran too. I had AI do a comparison updated one. This is gas in my old Hometown for $3.99 and was gas selling for in area I'm in now. So if the alien is right like always a stupid talking heads on X are not translating the US into Canadian dollars. It still sucks but it's not as bad as they portray so they can get clicks.

I had two AIs through the comparison.

If you're comparing everything in Canadian dollars, then:

U.S. gas: US$3.99 per U.S. gallon

Assuming 1 USD ≈ 1.38 CAD, that's about CA$5.51 per gallon.

Divide by 3.785 liters per gallon:


CA$5.51 ÷ 3.785 ≈ CA$1.46 per liter

So the comparison is:

U.S. equivalent: ≈ CA$1.46/L

Canada: CA$1.70/L


That means gas in Canada is about CA$0.24 per liter more expensive than the U.S. price you quoted, using that exchange rate.

≈ $1.48 CAD per litre

Here’s the conversion:

  • US price: $3.99 USD per gallon
  • 1 US gallon = 3.78541 litres → ≈ $1.054 USD per litre
  • Current exchange rate: roughly 1 USD ≈ 1.40–1.405 CAD

So:

$1.054 × 1.4045 ≈ $1.48 CAD per litre

### Quick comparison
| Location | Price |
|----------------|--------------------|
| US (converted) | $1.48 CAD/L |
| Canada | $1.70 CAD/L |

Canadian gas is currently about 15% more expensive than the US price when both are expressed in Canadian dollars per litre.
 
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