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For information on influenza (flu) and flu shot clinics in your area, visit the provincial/territorial links below.
Information from the Office of the Provincial Health Officer, this site provides information on who is eligible for free flu shots, who to call in British Columbia for more information and links to the BC Health Authorities flu clinics in your area.
Source: Government of British Columbia - Ministry of Health Services
From the Office of the Provincial Medical Officer of Health, this site provides information on who is eligible for the free vaccine and where to get your shot.
Source: Government of Nova Scotia - Department of Health
Information on the flu season in the Northwest Territories, frequently asked questions, resources, related services and who to contact.
Source: Government of Northwest Territories - Department of Health and Social Services
Information on influenza and flu shot clinics.
Source: Government of Yukon - Health and Social Services
This site offers details on Manitoba Health's free flu and pneumonia immunization programs for those most at risk including a link to the 2005 Flu/Pneumonia Clinic Schedule
Source: Government of Manitoba - Manitoba Health
Health and Social Services
Source: Government of Nunavut - Health and Social Services
Prince Edward Island - Influenza (flu)
Source: Government of Prince Edward Island
2005-2006 vaccination campaign, health measures and frequently asked questions (available in French only)
Source: Government of Québec - Department of Health and Social Services
Ontario is the only jurisdiction in North America to make the influenza vaccine available free to all residents. Click on Flu Clinics to link to the regional influenza vaccination clinics in your area for dates, times and locations.
Source: Government of Ontario
In New Brunswick, people of any age, with medical conditions which put them at high risk of complications from influenza, are eligible for a publicly-funded flu shot from their family doctor. See your doctor or your local Public Health office to find out if you are eligible for a publicly-funded flu shot.
Source: Government of New Brunswick - Department of Health and Wellness
The best time to get your shot is from October to December. The shot is recommended for anyone who wants protection from influenza. Call your local clinic, regional health authority or Health Link Alberta toll-free at 1-866-408-LINK (5465) or visit Alberta Health and Wellness’ Web site at http://www.health.gov.ab.ca.
Source: Alberta Health and Wellness
People in the high-risk group can contact Regional Health Authority public health offices for information on where and when to receive publicly funded flu shots during the month of October. Beginning October 31st, members of the public who are not in the high-risk groups will be able to purchase flu shots from public health clinics as well.
Source: Government of Saskatchewan
Regional Health Authority public health offices can be contacted for information on where and when to receive flu shots during the month of October. Click on your region to get more information.
Source: Government of Saskatchewan
What to do to get your flu shot?
Source: Government of Newfoundland and Labrador - Health and Community Services
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