Nikola Corporation, in collaboration with ITD Industries, has introduced the first commercial hydrogen refueling station in Ontario, marking a significant advancement in the decarbonization of the province's busy transport sector. Situated at ITD Industries' headquarters in Etobicoke, the station boasts a 700-bar pressure-fill system to cater to heavy-duty vehicles, particularly the Nikola hydrogen fuel cell electric Class 8 truck, enabling long-range travel. The unveiling event was graced by Hon. Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario, and other dignitaries and industry leaders, emphasizing the station's role in steering Ontario towards a sustainable, green future. With support from programs like the iMHZEV Incentives and Clean BC Go Electric Rebates, Nikola anticipates growth in Canada, fostering the adoption of zero-emission vehicles. Plans for a hydrogen fueling corridor from Windsor to Montreal showcase the commitment to expanding infrastructure and promoting clean energy solutions. The launch of Alberta's first hydrogen refueling station earlier this year adds momentum to the initiative, furthering the goal of decarbonizing Western Canada's transportation network. Nikola's efforts, in conjunction with industry partnerships and government support, signal a promising shift towards sustainable transportation practices in Canada, underlining their commitment to a zero-emissions world.