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The Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association will hold its Annual General Meeting on May 20 in Quebec City. The agenda includes receiving the 2025 financial statement, appointing an accountant, and electing directors for 2026-2027.
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The Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association will hold its Annual General Meeting on May 20 in Quebec City. The agenda includes receiving the 2025 fi...
The Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association will hold its Annual General Meeting on May 20 in Quebec City. The agenda includes receiving the 2025 financial statement, appointing an accountant, and electing directors for 2026-2027.
Canada — fuel prices
Updated: 01.08.2026
Regular
$1.31 /l
CAD1.83 · €1.13/l
54 of 140
cheaper than 62% of countries
Midgrade
$1.43 /l
CAD2.01 · €1.24/l
36 of 94
cheaper than 63% of countries
Premium
$1.48 /l
CAD2.08 · €1.28/l
11 of 23
cheaper than 57% of countries
Diesel
$1.65 /l
CAD2.31 · €1.42/l
84 of 141
pricier than 59% of countries
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