H1N1 immunization is available to the general public.

We still encourage priority groups to come forward and get the vaccine, including:
     • Those with chronic conditions
     • Healthy children 6 months to under thirteen
       years of age
     • *Pregnant women
     • People living in remote or isolated communities
     • Health care workers, emergency responders,
       and correctional workers
     • Household contacts and care providers of
       persons at high risk who cannot be immunized
       or who may not respond to vaccines
     • Adults 65 years and older who reside in
       institutions

 *Pregnant women are asked to call their local NWHU office for an appointment to receive unadjuvanted vaccine.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PARENTS WITH CHILDREN UNDER 10:
  • The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care has
     updated dosage recommendations for
     adjuvanted H1N1 vaccination in children under
     10.

¤ Over 6 months & less that 3 years -
   2 half-doses, 21 days apart
¤ 3 to 9 years - Healthy - 1 half-dose
¤ 3 to 9 years - Chronic conditions -
   2 half-doses, 21 days apart

Below is a list of H1N1 clinic times and locations. Seasonal flu clinic information will be posted in December.

                      Updated Flu Clinic Schedule