Derkson Fuel Buddy
Track Saskatchewan diesel benchmarks, compare western Canadian markets and see the protected index used to keep Derkson delivery fuel adjustments current.
City benchmarks and index coverage
Regina and Saskatoon use published market observations when available. Other Saskatchewan centres show the protected provincial planning index used by Derkson.
Saskatoon
Jul 2026Prince Albert
Derkson Saskatchewan planning indexMoose Jaw
Derkson Saskatchewan planning indexSwift Current
Derkson Saskatchewan planning indexYorkton
Derkson Saskatchewan planning indexNorth Battleford
Derkson Saskatchewan planning indexEstevan
Derkson Saskatchewan planning indexWeyburn
Derkson Saskatchewan planning indexSaskatchewan diesel trend
Published monthly averages are stored so Fuel Buddy can compare the current market with previous months and the past year.
Diesel benchmarks beyond Saskatchewan
Compare selected published city markets in Alberta, Manitoba and British Columbia. These figures provide context and do not replace a trip-specific quote.
Calgary
$1.870/LJul 2026Edmonton
$1.791/LJul 2026Winnipeg
$1.840/LJul 2026Vancouver
$2.354/LJul 2026Victoria
$2.287/LJul 2026Why companies use fuel surcharges
Diesel prices can rise or fall quickly, while a delivery company's base rates are built to remain stable for customers. A fuel surcharge separates that unpredictable cost from the underlying price of the truck, trailer, driver and service.
- Fuel changes immediately. A long container-delivery route can consume a significant amount of diesel before the truck returns to base.
- Base rates cover the service. Equipment, commercial insurance, maintenance, drivers, loading, permits and safe placement still exist whether diesel rises or falls.
- A benchmark keeps it transparent. Using a published index avoids guessing and reduces the need to rewrite the entire delivery rate every time the pump price moves.
- The adjustment moves with the market. Derkson applies the active percentage to mileage-based transport, so customers can see the base delivery charge and fuel adjustment separately.
A useful benchmark—not a station-price guarantee
Fuel Buddy checks authoritative published data automatically and retains the last successful update if a provider is temporarily unavailable. Reported city prices are market averages; actual station prices, cardlock pricing, taxes and availability can differ.
Primary history source: Statistics Canada table 18-10-0001-01. Current provincial observations may also use Natural Resources Canada data through the configured provider. Data is informational and is not a fuel-price offer.
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