Canada is poised to play a significant role in the global shift towards hydrogen as an energy carrier and chemical feedstock to decarbonize various sectors. While the current hydrogen production in Canada is modest, there are ambitious plans to scale up low-carbon hydrogen production and replace fossil-based hydrogen to achieve Net Zero goals. The federal government's hydrogen strategy has catalyzed over $100 billion in low-carbon hydrogen projects, demonstrating progress. Provincial strategies, pilot projects, and Indigenous engagement further indicate Canada's potential in the hydrogen sector. However, challenges such as energy inefficiencies in production, transportation difficulties, and the need for substantial renewable energy generation pose hurdles. Canada must also compete with the US in terms of incentives for hydrogen development. Strategic prioritization of projects and sectors, along with cost reduction efforts, will be crucial for Canada's hydrogen journey. By overcoming logistical challenges, enhancing energy efficiency, and creating an attractive investment environment, Canada can pave the way for a hydrogen-powered future.