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We've one left downtown, but we've been down to just one for decades now. It was Ultramar until very recently.



Our biggest is, I assume, Costco in Galway.



And my fave, of course, are the local North Atlantic ones - they're just so cheerful. I believe they're also now owned by Irving, but with a commitment to maintain the local branding, similar to previous arrangements with Loblaws (locally Dominion), and Molson/Labatt (locally Dominion, India, Jockey Club, Blackhorse, Blue Star, etc.).



There's also Esso (generally with a Tim's) and, I think only one, Shell (with a Needs Convenience).

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Some that I recall as being in unique/tight locations.

https://goo.gl/maps/UhXv2vyjUwmFqi2j9 gas pumps/BMW dealership/apartments above as part of the soccer stadium for FC Monaco.

https://goo.gl/maps/wPmPHgJPyGzqwV2g9 hmmm..I bet the fumes for a gas station within an underground parking garage are just lovely

https://goo.gl/maps/gWurbBSLxc9K5qZ69 I remember this fairly minimalist one in Paris..no canopy above the pumps, no double drive-thru lane of F150's idling waiting for lukewarm beige water allegedly called coffee here.

https://goo.gl/maps/c3XvzoY52nXV6Mis8 Probably the nicest one near me. It doesn't show the prices and it is full serve only which should give you a clue that it is expensive.
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https://goo.gl/maps/gWurbBSLxc9K5qZ69 I remember this fairly minimalist one in Paris..no canopy above the pumps, no double drive-thru lane of F150's idling waiting for lukewarm beige water allegedly called coffee here.
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Over 3 CAD a litre though!
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Over 3 CAD a litre though!
The price you pay for living in Paris I guess. I have a cousin who lives in the outskirts of Paris and when he came here for a visit he couldn't believe how cheap gas was and how quickly the price can change literally on an hourly basis.

I recall that gas was expensive in Monaco..surprise, surprise. Driving there is fun.
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https://goo.gl/maps/c3XvzoY52nXV6Mis8[/url] Probably the nicest one near me. It doesn't show the prices and it is full serve only which should give you a clue that it is expensive.
And the former gas station across the street (built by P.E. Trudeau's father in 1934) that looks like a Disney Land utility shed has a heritage designation.

https://www.google.ca/maps/@45.39705...4!8i8192?hl=en
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I know I'm cheating because this isn't in Canada but I just loved the name of this place. (Savannah Georgia)


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