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-Program changes as of March 13, 2026
-Proof of vaccination:
-COVID-19 enhanced vaccine certificates are no longer available for printing or downloading.
-COVID-19 vaccine records will be available for viewing or downloading in Fall 2026 through your local public health unit’s Immunize Connect Ontario (
-ICON
-) online portal.
-Learn more about COVID-19 proof of vaccination
-.
-Booking and COVID-19 information:
-The COVID-19 vaccination portal and the Provincial Vaccine Contact Centre are no longer available. To book an appointment, please contact participating providers directly.
-Learn more about booking
-.
-Learn where to get general vaccine information
-.
+COVID-19 vaccine availability
+Starting the week of September 28, 2026
+high-risk and priority populations
+can get a free COVID-19 vaccine and flu shot. Supply will first be given to hospitals, long-term care homes, and other congregate living settings, followed by primary care providers and participating pharmacies.
+Starting on October 26, 2026
+anyone 6 months of age and older who lives, works or goes to school in Ontario can get a free COVID-19 and flu vaccine.
+To book an appointment, please contact participating providers directly (such as your primary care provider or local pharmacy). Call ahead to confirm if vaccines are available before going.
+Talk to a health-care provider about getting your COVID-19 and
+flu
+vaccines at the same time, as well as the
+RSV
+immunization if you are eligible.
Overview
COVID-19 is a respiratory illness that can cause mild to severe illness, with similar symptoms to
the flu
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Like Ontario’s
flu program
-, everyone aged 6 months and older who lives, works or goes to school in Ontario will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccination each fall.
+, everyone 6 months of age and older who lives, works or goes to school in Ontario is eligible for COVID-19 vaccination each fall.
Specific populations at high-risk
-for infection should also receive a dose in the spring.
+of infection should also receive a dose in the spring.
All COVID-19 vaccines are safe, effective and offer strong protection. You should get your vaccine as soon as it becomes available to you every fall and not wait for a specific product.
Vaccine availability may vary by provider. Please call ahead to confirm before going.
Co-administration
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Specific populations at high-risk of infection
High-risk groups eligible for both fall and spring dose(s) include:
-adults 65 years of age and older
-National Advisory Committee on Immunization (
-NACI
-) recommends that those 80 years and older
-should
-receive an additional dose of vaccine while those 65 to 79 years of age
-may
-receive an additional dose of vaccine in the spring.
-adult residents of long-term care homes and other congregate living settings for seniors
-individuals 55 years and older who identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Métis and their non-Indigenous household members who are 55 years and older
-individuals 6 months of age and older who are
+High-risk groups who should receive both fall and spring doses include:
+adults 80 years of age and older
+residents in long-term care homes 18 years of age and older
+residents in congregate living settings 65 years of age and older
+adults 65 to 79 years of age with any of the following
+underlying medical conditions
+:
+Cancer
+Cerebrovascular disease
+Chronic kidney disease
+Chronic liver diseases (limited to cirrhosis, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, alcoholic liver disease, and autoimmune hepatitis)
+Chronic lung diseases (limited to bronchiectasis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, interstitial lung disease, pulmonary hypertension, pulmonary embolism)
+Cystic fibrosis
+Diabetes mellitus, type 1 and type 2
+Disabilities (for example, Down syndrome, learning, intellectual, or developmental disabilities;
+ADHD
+; cerebral palsy; congenital disabilities; spinal cord injuries)
+Heart conditions (for example, cardiomyopathies, coronary artery disease, heart failure)
+HIV
+infection
+Mental health disorders (limited to mood disorders, including depression; schizophrenia spectrum disorders)
+Obesity
+Pregnancy and recent pregnancy
+Primary immunodeficiency diseases
+Smoking, current or former
+Solid organ or blood stem cell transplant
+Tuberculosis
+Use of corticosteroids or other immunosuppressive medication
+people 6 months of age and older who are
moderately to severely immunocompromised
-due to a specific
-underlying condition or treatment
-including:
+who meet any of the following criteria:
solid tumour or hematologic malignancies or treatments for these conditions
solid-organ transplant and taking immunosuppressive therapy
hematopoietic stem cell transplant (
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HIV
with
AIDS
--defining illness or
-TB
-diagnosis in last 12 months before starting vaccine series, or severe immune compromise with CD4 ‹ 200 cells/µL or CD4<15%, or without
+-defining illness or TB diagnosis in last 12 months before starting vaccine series, or severe immune compromise with CD4 ‹ 200 cells/µL or CD4<15%, or without
HIV
viral suppression
-recent treatment with the following categories of immunosuppressive therapies:
-anti-B cell therapies (monoclonal antibodies targeting CD19, CD20 and CD22)
-high-dose systemic corticosteroids
-alkylating agents
-antimetabolites
-tumor-necrosis factor (
+recent treatment with the following categories of immunosuppressive therapies: anti-B cell therapies (monoclonal antibodies targeting CD19, CD20 and CD22), high-dose systemic corticosteroids, alkylating agents, antimetabolites, tumor-necrosis factor (
TNF
-) inhibitors
-other biologic agents that are significantly immunosuppressive
+) inhibitors and other biologic agents that are significantly immunosuppressive
chronic kidney disease on dialysis
+people 55 years of age and older who identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Métis and their non-Indigenous household members who are 55 years of age and older
+People 65 to 79 years of age (not on the list above) are eligible for a fall dose and may receive a dose in the spring as well.
Contact your health-care provider if you have received any of the following since your most recent COVID-19 vaccination(s):
a hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (
HSCT
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chimeric antigen receptor (
CAR
) T cell therapy
-You may be recommended to be re-vaccinated due to loss of immunity following transplant or therapy.
+Your health-care provider may recommend that you get another vaccine (get re-vaccinated) due to loss of immunity following a transplant or therapy.
COVID-19 vaccination timing
Learn more about
completing your initial COVID-19 vaccine series
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have tested positive for COVID-19
are pregnant or breastfeeding
Completing your initial series of COVID-19 vaccinations
-Everyone who lives, works or attends school in Ontario may start or complete their initial series in the fall. Specific high-risk populations may start or complete their initial series in the spring if needed.
-What is needed for your initial series of vaccines designed to give a primary antibody response depends on your age and previous COVID-19 vaccinations. It is typically:
+Everyone who lives, works or goes to school in Ontario may start or complete their initial series in the fall. Specific high-risk populations may start or complete their initial series in the spring if needed.
+What is needed for your initial series of vaccines designed to protect you depends on your age and previous COVID-19 vaccinations. It is typically:
1 dose for those aged 5 years and over
2 doses for those aged 6 months to 4 years
As indicated by
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, if you are considered to be
moderately to severely immunocompromised
, it is recommended that you receive additional dose(s) when completing your initial series.
-A health-care provider can advise on the appropriate interval between doses.
+A health-care provider can advise on the appropriate timing between doses.
If you are unsure if you have completed your initial series, you should discuss your COVID-19 vaccination history with a health-care provider or pharmacist.
If you’ve completed your initial series of COVID-19 vaccinations
-If you already completed your initial series, it is recommended you receive an updated dose in the fall if it has been at least 3 months (84 days) since your last dose.
+If you already completed your initial series, it is recommended you receive an updated dose in the fall if it has been at least 3 months since your last dose.
If you are part of the specific groups at
high-risk of infection
, an additional dose is also recommended in the spring.
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completing your initial series
and you are:
not immunocompromised,
-you should wait 2 months (56 days) following a positive test
+you should wait 2 months following a positive test
immunocompromised,
-you should wait 1–2 months (28-56 days) following a positive test
+you should wait 1–2 months following a positive test
People with complex care needs should speak with a health care provider for more information on when to get their next dose following a COVID-19 infection.
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding
-Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should receive an annual COVID-19 vaccine to provide protection during pregnancy and to lower the risk of hospitalization for their newborn.
-COVID-19 vaccines may be offered at any trimester and while breastfeeding. There have been no safety concerns with receiving a COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy or lactation.
+You should receive an annual COVID-19 vaccine to provide protection during pregnancy and to lower the risk of hospitalization for their newborn.
+COVID-19 vaccines may be offered in any trimester and while breastfeeding. There have been no safety concerns with receiving a COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy or lactation.
COVID-19 vaccination can help protect you from infection
-. Compared to non-pregnant individuals, COVID-19 infection in pregnancy is associated with:
+. Compared to non-pregnant people, COVID-19 infection in pregnancy is associated with:
increased risk of hospitalization
increased risk of preterm birth and low birth weight
Additional information is available at:
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)
Provincial Council for Maternal and Child Health (
PCMCH
-) COVID vaccine fact sheet
+) COVID-19 vaccine fact sheet
Where you can get vaccinated
Eligible people aged 6 months and older can book an appointment through:
participating pharmacies
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local public health unit
or visit their website
participating primary care providers
-Indigenous-led vaccination clinics
-COVID-19 vaccine administration for children 6 months to 4 years old may vary across pharmacies. Contact the pharmacy to confirm vaccine appointment availability if applicable. Public health units may also offer additional options for vaccination for children aged 6 months to 4 years old, such as walk-in clinics. For information on local options, please contact your
+Indigenous-led immunization clinics
+COVID-19 vaccine administration for children 6 months to 4 years old may vary across pharmacies. Contact the pharmacy to confirm vaccine appointment availability, if applicable. Public health units may also offer additional options for vaccination for children aged 6 months to 4 years old, such as walk-in clinics. For information on local options, please contact your
local public health unit
.
If you do not have a health card
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for more information.
Proof of vaccination
As of March 13, 2026, COVID-19 enhanced vaccine certificates are no longer available for printing or download.
-Starting in Fall 2026, COVID-19 vaccine records will be available again for viewing or download through your local public health unit’s Immunize Connect Ontario (
+COVID-19 vaccine records are available for viewing or download through your local public health unit’s Immunize Connect Ontario (
ICON
-) online portal or by contacting your public health unit.
+) online portal or by contacting your public health unit. Some records may not be available in
+ICON
+. If your record is unavailable, please contact the provider that gave you your COVID-19 vaccination.
Vaccine types
Only vaccines that Health Canada has approved for use will be administered in Ontario. All COVID-19 vaccines:
are safe, effective and manufactured with rigorous quality control and assurance
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) and adults (
MIS-A
), a rare but serious condition that can occur in the weeks following COVID-19 infection
-COVID-19 vaccines have varying doses based on an individual’s age and, for those that have not previously received COVID-19 vaccines, immune status. You will be offered an age-appropriate and Health Canada approved vaccine.
+COVID-19 vaccines have varying doses based on your age and whether or not you have received a vaccine before.  You will be offered an age-appropriate and Health Canada approved vaccine.
It is important to get your annual COVID-19 shot when it becomes available to you. Any of the available COVID-19 vaccines would be preferable to remaining unvaccinated. All COVID-19 vaccines are safe, effective and offer strong protection.
Learn more about protection from respiratory illnesses
.
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COVID-19 vaccines in pregnancy
Proof of COVID‑19 vaccination
COVID‑19: Travel, testing and borders
-Updated: September 10, 2026
+Updated: September 25, 2026
Published: September 12, 2022
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Are the COVID-19 vaccines safe for use in children?
All COVID-19 vaccines authorized in Canada are proven to be safe, effective and of high quality.
The vaccines were tested in clinical trials for children. The clinical trials found the vaccine was safe for children, just as we know it is safe in adults and adolescents. The risk of serious side effects from the vaccines is very low. Children who have underlying medical conditions are strongly recommended to stay up to date with their COVID-19 vaccinations.
-There are rare cases when the vaccine should not be given to children including children who:
-have a fever, are sick with COVID-19 symptoms, currently have COVID-19 or have been instructed to self-isolate; or
-have an allergy to an ingredient in the vaccine or have had a previous severe reaction to this vaccine.
+If children are experiencing active symptoms (such as a fever) or sick with COVID-19 symptoms, currently have COVID-19, or have been instructed to self isolate, vaccination should be postponed until the acute illness has resolved and they are feeling better.
+Get more information about COVID-19 vaccines for children, parents and guardians
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Are there any side effects from the COVID-19 vaccines in children?
Some children experience mild side effects such as red arm, tiredness, chills and muscle/joint pain. These side effects go away after a few days, and are similar to other routine childhood vaccinations. In children six months to two years of age, the most common side effects reported were irritability/crying, pain, sleepiness and loss of appetite. Serious side effects such as anaphylaxis or severe allergy are rare. Long term side effects are not expected from COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. mRNA vaccines have been studied in humans since 2013 with no known long-term effects.
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The Ontario COVID-19 enhanced vaccine certificates are no longer available for printing or download.
Your original vaccine certificate from outside of Ontario can be used as proof of a COVID-19 dose if it’s requested by your employer, school, health care provider, or pharmacist.
Accessing your COVID-19 proof of vaccination
-COVID-19 enhanced vaccine certificates are no longer available for printing or download on the Ontario COVID-19 vaccination portal. COVID-19 vaccination records
-are available to view, download
-or print through Halton Region Public Health’s
+COVID-19 enhanced vaccine certificates are no longer available for printing or download on the Ontario COVID-19 vaccination portal. COVID-19 vaccination records are available to view, download or print through Halton Region Public Health’s
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(external link)
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-Like Ontario’s influenza (flu shot) program, everyone aged six months and older in Ontario is eligible for COVID-19 vaccination each fall.
-Individuals at increased risk
-of COVID-19 infection should also receive a vaccine dose in the spring.
-Participating local pharmacies and primary care providers offer COVID-19 vaccine.
-HPPH will provide COVID-19 and influenza vaccines for infants and children aged 4 years and under. Please call the immunization team at 1-888-221-2133, ext. 3558 to book an appointment for your child.
+COVID-19 is an illness that affects the lungs and breathing. Symptoms can be similar to the flu and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). Getting a COVID-19 vaccine every year is one of the best ways to help protect yourself from serious illness, including needing hospital care or dying from the disease.
+Like Ontario’s free flu shot program, COVID-19 vaccines are available each fall to everyone in Ontario who is 6 months of age and older.
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-Clinics are running in October for people in high-risk groups and priority populations.
High-Risk and Priority Groups
Individuals aged 65 years and older
Pregnant individuals
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individual who identifies as First Nations, Inuit, or Métis
Booster doses for RSV vaccine are not currently recommended.
Clinic Schedule
-Due to high public interest, we have released our November clinic schedule early! Please see our complete schedule below.
All clinics are walk-in. Wait times may vary.
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+Saturday, Nov. 21, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. at
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+High-dose flu vaccine is not available at NWHU clinics in Fort Frances, Dryden, and Kenora. If you are eligible for a high-dose product, contact your primary care provider or participating pharmacy.
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+Eligible priority groups
+Influenza and COVID-19 vaccines will be available in early October for these priority groups:
+Adults aged 65 years and older
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+Individuals whose occupational or recreational activities increase their risk of exposure to avian influenza A viruses
+Vaccines will be available to all individuals 6 months of age and older who do not meet the above criteria starting October 26, 2026.
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-COVID-19 Vaccine
-COVID-19 vaccines authorized by Health Canada are safe, reliable, and can help protect you, your family and the community from COVID-19. The COVID-19 vaccine is free for everyone in Ontario.
-To find out more information about COVID-19 vaccines visit the
-Government of Canada website
-.
-Where to get a COVID-19 vaccine
-On June 30, the 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccine season ends for eligible people 12 years and older. Wait until fall 2025 for your next dose, unless advised otherwise by your health care provider.
-Pharmacies and health care providers
-Many pharmacies within Waterloo Region offer COVID-19 vaccines. For more information or to find a participating pharmacy near you, please visit
-COVID-19 Pharmacy Vaccine Locations
-.
-Please note: Pharmacy vaccine administration for ages 6 months to under 5 years old may vary. Contact the pharmacy before booking an appointment.
-For information on how to receive a COVID-19 vaccine from your health care provider contact their office directly, especially if you are in a high-risk population.
-Public Health vaccination clinics for children under 5
-Public Health will offer COVID-19 vaccine clinics for children under 5 years old and who do not have an Ontario Health (OHIP) card or do not have a health care provider.
-Appointment booking will be available this fall. Please check back then.
-Frequently asked questions
-How do vaccines protect against COVID-19?
-Vaccination works by exposing our bodies to key parts of bacteria or viruses (called antigens) in a safe way so our immune system can develop an immune response. Later, if we are exposed to that same bacterium or virus, our immune system will be able to respond more quickly to:
-prevent us from getting the disease, and
-prevent us from getting seriously ill if we do get the disease.
-View this resource from the Government of Canada to learn more about COVID-19 vaccines.
-Can I get the vaccine with my health condition?
-Individuals are advised to discuss any concerns with their health care provider prior to their COVID-19 vaccination. Doctors, nurses, and vaccinators will know about the vaccine characteristics, effectiveness, and risks. For more information about COVID-19 vaccines, please refer to the
-Government of Canada
-and
-Ministry of Health
-.
-Are non-mRNA (Novavax) COVID-19 vaccines available in Ontario?
-Ontario does not have non-mRNA vaccines currently. COVID-19 vaccines are purchased for all provinces by the federal government, and although Novavax is now approved for use within Canada, no supply of this vaccine was purchased for the 2024 fall respiratory virus season. For more information visit  the Government of Canada's
-Approved COVID-19 vaccines webpage
-.
-Does my child require consent before receiving the vaccine?
-There is no minimum age for giving consent under the Health Care Consent Act, 1996 of Ontario. If the individual is capable to provide informed consent, parental consent is not needed. Informed consent means that you understand what the vaccine involves, why it is recommended, and the risks and benefits of getting or not getting it.
-If an individual is under 12 years of age, they must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
-Where can I learn more about COVID-19 vaccination for children?
-Visit the
-Health Canada – Vaccines for Children
-and
-Ministry of Health – COVID-19 Vaccines
-webpages to learn more.
-COVID-19 vaccine after-care
-To learn about COVID-19 vaccine after-care,
-download our after-care information sheet.
-Where can I report a vaccine received outside of Ontario?
-Waterloo Residents who need to have the COVID-19 vaccines they received outside of Ontario documented in COVaxON should complete the
-Out of Province COVID-19 Immunization Form
-. COVaxON is the provincial system used to record COVID-19 vaccinations.
-There are two instances in which doses must be recorded in a patient’s record:
-Individuals
-less than 5 years
-who have received one or more doses of a non-Health Canada approved COVID-19 vaccine must have their doses recorded. This ensures they have completed the appropriate number of doses for optimal protection.
-Individuals
-5 years of age and older
-who have received one or more doses of a non-Health Canada approved COVID-19 vaccine
-within the last 6 months
-must have their doses recorded. This will ensure subsequent doses (if needed) can be given at the appropriate interval.
-Please note:
-we will be prioritizing requests that meet the criteria outlined above. If you require your doses recorded in COVaxON for another reason (e.g. professional, educational or medical purposes) you can complete the
-Out of Province COVID-19 Immunization Form
-and we will action your request based on capacity.
-COVID-19 vaccines received in Ontario do not need to be reported. When you receive a COVID-19 immunization in Ontario it is documented in COVaxON.
-For more information visit Ontario's
-COVID-19 page
-.
-Where can I learn more about medical exemptions for the COVID-19 vaccine?
-Please refer to the
-Ministry of Health – Proof of COVID-19 vaccination
-webpage.
-Accessing translated vaccine resources
-You can access translated COVID-19 vaccine resources through the
-Province of Ontario COVID-19 communications resources
-webpage.
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About the Vaccines
-Stay Up to Date
-Ontario's COVID-19 Vaccination Program
-General Information
-One of the best ways to prevent unnecessary hospitalizations and emergency department visits is by staying up to date on available vaccinations for preventing respiratory illnesses like COVID-19.
-Updated COVID-19 vaccine  (a new formulation LP.8.1) is now available in Ontario and initial doses are available to protect people who are at higher-risk.
-The updated COVID-19 vaccine will be available for all eligible individuals 6 months of age and older in Ontario at no cost, regardless of citizenship or immigration status, even if you do not have an Ontario health card.
-Pharmacies and health care providers across our region are offering updated COVID-19 and flu vaccines.
-See the
-Ontario Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 Vaccination Program
-website for full details.
-Get Your COVID-19 Vaccine Receipt or Register Your Out of Province Vaccine
-.
-COVID-19 Vaccine Program Update
-In alignment with the recent release of the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) Guidance on the Use of COVID-19 Vaccines for 2025 to Summer 2026, the Ministry of Health (MOH) has directed the implementation of an annual COVID-19 vaccine program. All individuals 6 months of age and older who live, work, or attend school in Ontario are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
-COVID-19 vaccine doses will be prioritized for patients/residents, staff, and care providers in hospitals and congregate living settings, as well as other high-risk individuals as directed by the MOH. Vaccines for the general population will be available starting October 27, 2025.
-Who is Eligible
-The updated COVID-19 vaccine is now available in Ontario and is being prioritized for high-risk and priority populations. As per Ministry of Health (MOH) guidance, the eligibility criteria and vaccination prioritization are as follows:
-1. High-risk Populations Group 1
-The following individuals are at increased risk of COVID-19 disease and should receive COVID-19 vaccine dose(s) as soon as it becomes available in the fall AND should receive an
-additional dose
-in the spring:
-Adults 80 years and older
-Adult residents of long-term care homes and other congregate living settings for seniors.
-Individuals 6 months of age and older who are moderately to severely immunocompromised (due to specific underlying condition or treatment).
-Individuals 55 years and older who identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Metis and their non-Indigenous household members who are 55 years and older.
-Adults aged 65 to 79 years should receive COVID-19 vaccine dose(s) as soon as it becomes available in the fall AND may receive an additional dose in the spring. Certain individuals in this age group are at increased risk of severe COVID-19 disease and would benefit from doses in the fall and spring.
-2. High-risk Populations Group 2
-The following individuals are at increased risk of SARS-CoV-2 exposure or severe COVID-19 disease and should receive COVID-19 vaccine dose(s) as soon as it becomes available in the fall:
-Residents in long-term care homes and other congregate living settings who are aged 17 years and under
-Pregnant individuals
-Individuals from First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities who are aged 54 years and under
-Members of underserved communities
-Health care workers and other care providers in facilities and community settings as per NACI
-3. Priority Populations
-To optimize co-administration with influenza vaccine, the following individuals, may receive COVID-19 vaccine dose(s) as soon as it becomes available in the fall:
-Children 6 months to 4 years of age
-Individuals with significant exposure to birds or mammals through interactions with birds or mammals (such as poultry, livestock, slaughterhouse and processing plant workers, wildlife officers/researchers, and veterinarians)
-4. General Population
-All individuals (6 months of age and older) who do not belong to the high-risk or priority populations described above may receive COVID-19 vaccine dose(s) in the fall, starting on October 27, 2025.
-Where to get Vaccinated
-COVID-19 vaccine is currently available for the above listed populations.
+Eligibility
+Influenza and COVID-19
+Flu
+and
+COVID-19
+vaccines are currently available to high-risk and priority populations.
+Beginning
+October 26, 2026
+, anyone
+six months of age and older
+who lives, works, or attends school in Ontario can receive free flu and COVID-19 vaccines.
+The vaccine product and number of doses recommended may depend on your age, health, and vaccine history. Speak with a health care provider about what is recommended for you.
+For additional eligibility information, visit Ontario’s
+flu information page
+and
+COVID-19 Vaccine Program page
+.
+Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)
+Ontario’s publicly funded RSV prevention programs provide immunization for eligible older adults, infants, high-risk children, and pregnant individuals.
+Older adults
+Free RSV vaccination is available year-round for:
+Adults aged
+75 years and older
+.
+Adults aged
+60 to 74 years
+who meet specific
+high-risk criteria
+or live in certain
+higher-risk settings
+.
+Infants and high-risk children
+Beginning October 1, 2026, RSV immunization with
+Beyfortus® (nirsevimab)
+is available for eligible infants born on or after
+April 1, 2026
+, who are
+under eight months old
+at the time of vaccination, and certain high-risk children
+under 24 months old
+. Beyfortus® is a monoclonal antibody that provides protection against RSV; it is not a vaccine.
+During pregnancy
+People who are
+28 to 36 weeks pregnant
+and expect to give birth near the start of or during RSV season can speak with their health care provider about receiving
+Abrysvo®
+to help protect their infant after birth.
+Talk with your health care provider about eligibility and the most appropriate option for you or your child. Visit
+Ontario’s RSV information page
+for complete eligibility criteria.
+Where to Get Immunized
Public Health Clinics
+The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) will offer seasonal immunization clinics for all residents beginning
+Monday, October 26, 2026, by appointment
+.
+To book an appointment, visit
+the WECHU Vaccine Portal
+. For more information or assistance booking, call
+519-258-2146 ext. 1121
+.
+Available vaccines depend on age, eligibility, and product availability. Confirm the appropriate appointment type when booking.
Pharmacies
+Participating pharmacies offer:
+Flu vaccines:
+for individuals aged
+two years and older
+.
+COVID-19 vaccines:
+for individuals aged
+six months and older
+. Availability for children under five varies by pharmacy, so call ahead.
+Children under two cannot receive a flu vaccine at a pharmacy. Contact your primary health care provider or WECHU to arrange vaccination.
+Use Ontario’s
+pharmacy vaccine locator
+to find a participating pharmacy.
Health Care Providers
-Public Health Clinics
-At this time, the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is focused on providing COVID-19 vaccine to high-risk and priority populations who have limited vaccine access options. Please call 519-258-2146 ext. 1121 to book an appointment.
-Pharmacies
-Participating pharmacies are administering updated COVID-19 vaccines. Contact a
-participating pharmacy
-near you to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
-Health Care Providers
-Contact your health care provider to confirm they are administering COVID-19 vaccines. Please note that your health care provider may not be directly administering COVID-19 vaccines; however, the vaccine may be available through a partnering health care provider.
+Contact your physician, nurse practitioner, or other primary health care provider to ask which vaccines they offer and book an appointment. Call ahead to confirm eligibility and availability.
+For RSV vaccination during pregnancy or for an infant, contact your prenatal or primary care provider. Eligible newborns may also receive Beyfortus® through participating hospitals after birth.
Language Services
-Interpretation services are available at public health clinics in ALL languages.
-For community supports for language and interpretation, call 2-1-1.
+Interpretation services are available at WECHU immunization clinics. For community language and interpretation supports, call
+2-1-1
+.
+About the Vaccines
+Flu and COVID-19 vaccines can be received at the same appointment. Eligible individuals can also ask their health care provider about receiving RSV immunization and whether it can be given during the same visit.
+Where to find proof of vaccination
+In Ontario:
+As of March 13, 2026, COVID-19 enhanced vaccine certificates are no longer available for printing or download from the Ontario COVID-19 vaccination portal. Residents can now access their COVID-19 immunization records through the Immunize Connect Ontario (ICON) online portal. Residents are encouraged to save or print a personal copy of their records.
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