A new guideline by Hypertension Canada aims to transform hypertension management in primary care settings.Published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, it addresses declining control rates in hypertension care.The guideline sets lower blood pressure thresholds for diagnosis and treatment, emphasizing early intervention.It focuses on equipping frontline clinicians with evidence-based strategies to combat cardiovascular risk factors.Guided by the HEARTS framework, the guideline aims for high hypertension control rates using structured approaches.Collaborative efforts shaped the guideline to be practical, evidence-based, and sensitive to real-world considerations.The initiative aims to standardize clinical practice, improve patient engagement, and overcome systemic barriers.It addresses the need for clear diagnostic criteria, lifestyle interventions, and patient education in hypertension management.The guideline's holistic approach covers uncomplicated hypertension cases in community settings.Ultimately, the guideline serves as a blueprint to enhance Canada's commitment to combating cardiovascular disease.