Vaccination & COVID-19 Updates/Resources
Vaccination Updates/Resources
In Ward 13, the only places we are aware of that are booking vaccine appointments for people under 50 who do not need to meet any other Phase 2 criteria are 40 Oak St in Regent Park and Wellesley Community Centre in St James Town. These are both operated by Unity Health and can be booked online.
Some confusion over the weekend was about the exact eligibility criteria for the pop-up clinics. It is confirm that 40 Oak St and Wellesley Community Centre are booking vaccines for residents aged 18-49 in the following postal codes M4X, M5A, M5B, and M4Y.
Currently, they are only booking 7 days in advance and all bookings for the next week are full. They are working quickly to increase capacity. If there are no appointments available when you try to book, new appointments will be added every Thursday at 7 p.m.
The City of Toronto continues to work on its own vaccination implementation strategy for residents aged 18-49, and we anticipate more pop-up and mobile clinics in hot spots to open shortly
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Toronto Public Health Vaccine Update: People age 60 or older can book vaccination appointments online or by phone for City-run COVID-19 immunization clinics and some health partner clinics.
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Starting Friday, April 9, residents age 50 and older in high-risk areas as identified by postal code will be able to book vaccine appointments at City-run clinics.
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Please check the City's COVID-19: Vaccines page for more information (note: information about the high-risk areas has not yet been posted). Vaccine Eligibility (Updated with information about hot spot postal codes)
Community vaccination clinics that are starting up in the Downtown East: As these clinics expand and open their booking, we will share more information.
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St. James Town – Wellesley Community Centre – 495 Sherbourne St. (Booking is expected to be available via vaccineto.ca as of (Apr. 9). Please check back.)
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Regent Park – 40 Oaks (Fred Victor) – 40 Oak St. (book online)
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Ryerson University (Coming soon)
Toronto Public Health is working hard on an implementation plan for that rollout with the Ministry of Health.
In Ward 13, the only places we are aware of that are booking vaccine appointments for people under 50 who do not need to meet any other Phase 2 criteria are 40 Oak St in Regent Park and Wellesley Community Centre in St James Town. These are both operated by Unity Health and can be booked online.
Some confusion over the weekend was about the exact eligibility criteria for the pop-up clinics. On Monday I was able to confirm that 40 Oak St and Wellesley Community Centre are booking vaccines for residents aged 18-49 in the following postal codes M4X, M5A, M5B, and M4Y.
Currently, they are only booking 7 days in advance and all bookings for the next week are full. They are working quickly to increase capacity. If there are no appointments available when you try to book, new appointments will be added every Thursday at 7 p.m.
The City of Toronto continues to work on its own vaccination implementation strategy for residents aged 18-49, and we anticipate more pop-up and mobile clinics in hot spots to open shortly.