Effective Friday, September 17, a province-wide mandatory masking order will be implemented for all indoor public spaces.
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Effective August 8, 2021, the Saskatchewan Health Authority is no longer offering drive-thru or booked mass vaccination clinics.
Vaccination is ongoing and available through:
All of the vaccines being administered are safe and approved by Health Canada for use. All of them are important to help protect the public from severe illness and death from COVID-19. The booking agents do not have access to information about the kind of vaccine you're getting, and the brand you receive is subject to change, based on available supplies.
All Saskatchewan residents born in 2009 (and older) are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. A second dose of the vaccine can be provided 28 days after receiving the first dose.
Vaccinations are available at participating pharmacies across the province and through Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) pop-up clinics. For communities without access to a nearby pharmacy, booked appointments may be available through the online booking system as well as through clinics operated by Indigenous Services Canada and the Northern Inter-tribal Health Authority (NITHA).
When you go online, you'll be asked for your:
If you do not have a valid health card, cell phone and/or email address, please call HealthLine 811 to book your appointment.
The booking office does not have access to extra appointments than what's available online.
Family and friends who aren't yet eligible can also book online on behalf of someone who is eligible.
Note: You will never be asked for your social insurance number, driver's licence number, or banking and credit card details.
Please note that there are a very limited number of booked appointment clinics available in communities where there is no nearby pharmacy.
The online tool is simple, fast and easy to use. It takes just a few minutes to book your appointment.
The system will guide you through a few simple questions, gathering consent, choice of clinic and booking date and time.
To use the online booking option you must have a valid health card, cell phone and/or email address.
Currently Eligible: 1st dose: Residents born in 2009 (and older). A second dose of the vaccine can be provided 28 days after receiving the first dose.
View Vaccine Booster Eligibility
Vaccinations are available at participating pharmacies across the province and through Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) pop-up clinics. For communities without access to a nearby pharmacy, booked appointments may be available through the online booking system as well as through clinics operated by Indigenous Services Canada and the Northern Inter-tribal Health Authority (NITHA).
Clinic names are listed alongside the brand of vaccine available.
If you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and would like to speak with a health care professional, call HealthLine 811. These agents are also able to process appointment booking.
Only people who are eligible will get their vaccine dose. You will be turned away from the clinic if your are not yet eligible.
Get ready for your appointment:
At the clinic, your appointment will take about 30 minutes:
Complete Check-in Process --> Get your Vaccine --> Wait in Observation Area (15 minutes)
Pharmacies are separate from the provincial patient booking system.
Learn about Pharmacy Vaccine Administration.
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