In Nova Scotia and other maritime provinces, the price of gas has hit an all-time high at almost two dollars. The skyrocketed cost has shocked and concerned people in the province, raising worries about how it could complicate affordability and necessary travel. For students who drive, the increased gas costs are a new source of stress. Kegan, another student, one who lives in Wolfville, but attends Nova Scotia Community College in Kentville has to drive to school. A full tank at least used to cost fifty to sixty dollars, but now it’s around eighty to one hundred”.