Eligibility for vaccination is based on your year of birth regardless of the month you were born. If you will be 80 this year you are eligible now to be…
Residents are encouraged to arrange transportation through support of family, friends and pre-existing agreements with Para Transpo. If you are a Para Transpo user, you can book your ride through the…
Update March 18, 2021 Ottawa’s first community pop-up clinics for adults 80 years old and above in neighbourhoods with higher rates of COVID-19 opened two weeks ago, Ottawa’s first community vaccination clinic…
March 15, 2021 Update Ottawa – Beginning today, all Ottawa residents age 80 and over can begin booking appointments to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. There are two options for booking, depending…
Ottawa – To make finding vaccine information a little easier, the City of Ottawa has created the COVID-19 Vaccine Update e-subscription. Sign up today and you’ll receive the latest updates…
Updated March 19, 2021 The following is a list of high priority neighbourhoods that would be offered COVID-19 vaccines through pop-up clinics. The location of additional clinics will be announced…
Ottawa – Bookings will be available for COVID-19 vaccinations for more Ottawa residents today, and for more residents starting Wednesday, March 10. Starting today, Monday, March 8, residents who were born in or…
Up to seven community clinic locations are prepared to function as vaccine clinics (see photo of the Nepean Sportsplex location). It is important to note that the Emergency Operations Centre’s…
Last Update: Friday, March 19, 2021 Answers within this document are based on the current information available. As the situation remains dynamic, please visit the Government of Ontario’s website for…
To get the current information for Ottawa, refer to Ottawa Public Health website on the Vaccine. The Province of Ontario’s Plan for the Vaccine Read the Plan PHASE 1 Limited…