Residents age 80 and above who do not have a second dose appointment booked will be contacted directly by Ottawa Public Health starting June 3 and continuing throughout the month of June.…
Ottawa Public Health notifies eligible residents of clinic and registration options through a targeted approach which may include door-to-door and floor-to-floor (apartment buildings) outreach and posters in the neighbourhood. These…
Ottawa Public Health’s COVID-19 Dashboard provides up-to-date information on COVID-19 in Ottawa, including indicators for local monitoring and informing re-opening decisions. Data in this dashboard are based on information extracted from The COVID-19…
The following post provides an overview of the rules for areas in Step 1 of Ontario Regulation 82/20 under the Reopening Ontario Act as they apply to food and drink…
June 3, 2021 – NEWS RELEASE from Provincial Government First and Second Doses of Different COVID-19 Vaccines can be Safely Combined TORONTO — The Ontario government, in consultation with the…
Ottawa – The issues with the provincial booking system were resolved and bookings for the COVID-19 vaccine resumed on Thursday, June 3rd at noon. Residents age 80 and over Residents…
The City of Ottawa and Ottawa Public Health are launching a new series of pop-up clinics to reach residents of priority neighbourhoods. The goal is to raise vaccination rates in…
As of Sunday, May 23 youth aged 12 and over in Ottawa can book appointments to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at community clinics. To book an appointment online, these individuals…
Ottawa Public Health – Dr. Etches May 19 Statement Our COVID-19 monitoring indicators are showing positive signs: we are seeing fewer people test positive for COVID-19, per cent positivity is…
Like with most vaccinations, COVID-19 vaccines have expected side effects that are temporary and often mild. Pain at the injection site, fatigue, malaise, mild fever and joint pain are some…