We missed out on a lot during the COVID-19 pandemic. This might include some vaccine doses. Now is the time to make sure everyone in your family is caught up and fully protected! This page will help you determine what vaccines you and your loved ones need and how to get them.
TBDHU’s Vaccine Clinic on the CLE Grounds now offers routine vaccines for school-aged children, boosters containing protection against pertussis for pregnant people or those caring for infants, and pneumococcal vaccines for those 65+. Before going to the Clinic, call TBDHU at 807-625-5900 and press 4 to speak to a nurse and ensure your child is eligible for these vaccines.
Vaccines Across the Lifespan
Ontario offers FREE vaccines across the lifespan. Learn more about the vaccines that are available to you and your family below.
Why it's Important to Report Vaccine Records
How to Report Vaccine Records
Visit Reporting and Obtaining Immunization Records for details on reporting or updating vaccine records.
COVID-19 and Flu Vaccines - Staying up to Date
Staying up to date means:
- COVID-19: Get the number of doses you are eligible to receive based on your age; learn more at COVID-19 Vaccine Dose Information
- Flu Vaccine: get your annual flu shot every flu season
COVID-19 vaccines and flu vaccines are available through a variety of channels:
- Primary care providers
- Pharmacies
- TBDHU clinics
- Thunder Bay vaccine clinics: TBDHU.com/vaxclinics
- District Community COVID-19 vaccine clinics: TBDHU.com/districtvaccines
- Flu Vaccines: TBDHU.com/GettingTheFluShot
Getting Other Missed Vaccine Doses
Answering Questions about Vaccine Safety and Effectiveness
Call the Vaccine Preventable Disease program: (807) 625-5900 or Toll-Free 1 (888) 294-6630 and press 4.
Questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and children?
- Speak with your health care provider
- Contact the Scarborough Health Network VaxFacts Clinic at shn.ca/vaxfacts or 416-438-2911, ext. 5738 to speak with a qualified physician