East Van is one of the two reliably cheap fuel zones in the city, and the East Hastings corridor is the reason. From Nanaimo Street out to Boundary Road, Hastings carries a dense run of majors and independents pricing against each other and against the Burnaby stations just across Boundary — a genuine competitive strip in a city that has few of them. The Grandview Highway and Rupert Street stations near Highway 1 add more choice for anyone heading to the Ironworkers bridge or out the valley.
The practical pattern for east-side drivers: the closer to Boundary Road, the sharper the price, because that is where Vancouver pumps compete directly with Burnaby ones. The list below ranks every East Vancouver station we track by current regular price, with distance from the district centre. Prices refresh hourly from community reports — confirm the pump display before fuelling.
Communities covered: Commercial Drive, Grandview-Woodland, Hastings-Sunrise, Renfrew-Collingwood, Cedar Cottage, Trout Lake, East Village, Renfrew Heights, Norquay Village, Joyce-Collingwood.