H1N1 vaccine is now available to the general population. Vaccinations are available through many doctors offices and community health centres. Shots are also available through Toronto Public Health Clinics. Check current wait times.
The H1N1 flu virus is still circulating in Toronto, and vaccination remains the best way to protect yourself and others around you.
During the H1N1 vaccination campaign, some of the programs and services offered by Toronto Public Health may be temporarily impacted. For the latest information about service impacts please call Toronto Health Connection 416-338-7600.
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