Particle.news
Download on the App Store
3 ARTICLES
·
1h ago

Fall Respiratory Vaccinations Ramp Up: N.B. and Saskatchewan Begin Oct. 14

Officials urge timely shots to reduce respiratory virus risk this season.

A vaccine is prepared in a syringe by a medical professional.
In this file photo, a dose of COVID-19 vaccine is prepared for administration.

Overview

  • New Brunswick will offer updated COVID-19 and influenza vaccines starting Oct. 14, with online booking open now for everyone six months and older.
  • Saskatchewan opened appointments Oct. 7 and will begin clinics Oct. 14 at public health sites, pharmacies and some physician and nurse practitioner offices.
  • Public Health Sudbury & Districts is providing COVID-19, flu and RSV vaccines now to eligible residents, with Ontario extending access to everyone six months and older on Oct. 27.
  • Health officials recommend receiving COVID-19 and flu vaccines in the same visit, and New Brunswick also highlights free pneumococcal shots for people 65+ and at‑risk adults.
  • Access options include primary care providers, walk‑in and public health clinics and participating pharmacies, with targeted RSV offers for adults 75+, high‑risk 60–74 and select infants and pregnant patients.