Timmins is one of Ontario’s most isolated fuel markets, and its prices carry the full far-north premium: long supply hauls, few banners and no nearby competing city keep the floor well above the south. The stations string along Algonquin Boulevard — the Highway 101 spine through the city — and Riverside Drive, with a smaller cluster out at South Porcupine and Schumacher toward the mines.
With no alternative market within reasonable driving distance, the win in Timmins is timing rather than location: prices move in slow cycles, and the spread between the city’s stations on a given day is usually modest but real. The list below ranks every Timmins-area station we track by current price, refreshed hourly.