District Vaccination Clinics - 2025/2026

TBDHU will not offer community clinics for the Spring 2026 campaign.

  • Check with your local pharmacy to see if they are giving COVID-19 vaccine and flu shots.
  • Check with your community health care provider (see the list of health care provider clinics below) as they may give COVID-19, flu and RSV (for those who are eligible) vaccines. 
  • If you have any challenges accessing vaccines, please contact your nearest branch office. 
  • Members of a First Nation community in the Thunder Bay District: Please check with your community’s leadership or health care centre for vaccination opportunities.

 

Eligibility

  • COVID-19: For information on who is eligible during the spring COVID-19 vaccine campaign, visit the dedicated web page.
    • This page will be updated for the fall by October 1, 2026.  
  • RSV: The RSV vaccine is still available, see the dedicated web page for more details.

  • Flu: The dedicated flu web page will be updated by October 1, 2026.

     

Pharmacies

Check with your local pharmacy to see if they are giving COVID-19 vaccine.

 

Appointments for Individuals Requiring Accommodations

Individuals needing accommodations, please contact your local Branch office to discuss.

Individuals who would benefit from a calmer and quieter clinic setting are able to make arrangements with their local branch office to receive their vaccine outside of a community clinic. This is suitable for clients who may experience severe needle anxiety/phobia (not limited to), and/or who may require an appointment longer in duration. 

Helpful Resources

 

Health Care Provider Clinics

Please contact the health care provider in your community directly to learn more about any upcoming flu and/or COVID-19 vaccine clinic dates, eligibility and to book an appointment.

 

 

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