Fuel prices across most Canadian provinces — including New Brunswick — tumbled Tuesday morning, ending six years of federal carbon carbon charges on fossil fuels sold at retail.

New Brunswick's Energy and Utilities Board lowered the maximum price that can be charged for gasoline in the province by 20.2 cents to $1.44 per litre.

The reductions included a 17.6 cent elimination of all carbon charges and 2.6 cents in HST attached to that. The combination is enough to save $10.10 on a 50-litre fill-up…