Download COVID-19 vaccine-related posters, graphics, fact sheets and other resources. View videos to help share messages about the immunization program.
Posters and social media graphics about COVID-19 vaccines are available to view and download here.
Download posters and graphics about vaccine-related information here. You can also find resources related to face masks, physical distancing, washing your hands, and more.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Fact Sheet
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Download the COVID-19 Vaccine Fact Sheet
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Health Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine information is also available in Cree | Dene | Eastern Ojibwe | Innu-Aimun | Inuinnaqtun | Inuktitut (Nunavik) | Michif | Mikmaq | Oji-Cree | Western Ojibwe. |
Novavax Nuvaxovid COVID-19 Vaccine Fact Sheet
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Download the Novavax Nuvaxovid COVID-19 Vaccine Fact Sheet | |
COVID-19 Vaccine Fact Sheet for Infants, Children & Youth
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Download the COVID-19 Fact Sheet for Infants, Children & Youth | |
COVID-19 XBB Fact Sheet
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Download the COVID-19 XBB Fact Sheet |
The Black Scientists’ Task Force, in conjunction with several community organizations, including the Black Health Alliance (BHA); Black Physicians Association of Ontario (BPAO); the Canadian Multicultural Inventors Museum and Harriet Tubman Institute; Women’s Health in Women’s Hands, and TAIBU co-hosted a series of free virtual town hall meetings for Toronto’s Black communities during Black History Month and into March.
Toronto Public Health’s Associate Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Vinita Dubey, held a series of vaccine Town Halls on the bivalent vaccine and the fall/winter respiratory season.
The City of Toronto has worked with ArtWorksTO to produce a series of short videos featuring Toronto residents telling their personal COVID-19 stories. Read news releases about the Pandemic Perspectives series and the Toronto Voices series (including the “Black Bodies” video).
Great thanks to each participant for sharing and to the production team at Slow Drip Studio.
View videos from the City’s “Let’s Get TO Vaccinated” campaign.
