04/27/2026
Gas prices are not just a headline, they are changing behavior.
Our latest joint study with Narrative Research shows that nine in ten Canadians are concerned about rising fuel costs, and those concerns are translating into real, everyday decisions.
Driving less. Taking fewer trips. Rethinking summer travel.
What stands out is how quickly behavior is shifting. For many, higher gas prices are not just a financial pressure, they are influencing how people move, spend, and plan their lives.
And when it comes to summer travel, the impact is clear. Canadians are staying closer to home, with fewer planning long-distance or international trips.
For brands, policymakers, and researchers, this is more than a cost story. It is a behavior shift happening in real time.
Read the full findings: https://hubs.ly/Q04drbkh0
Read time: 4 mins Gas prices impact on Canadians is becoming increasingly visible as rising fuel costs drive widespread concern and real changes in everyday behavior. With nine in ten Canadians worried about gas prices, many are adjusting how often they drive, how they travel, and even their