As of Monday March 22, The City of Toronto will begin vaccinating those born in 1946 and earlier. The city’s three major vaccine clinics will be prepared for the influx of new vaccination patients 75 and older once they have confirmed appointments.
“We want people to sign up and get vaccinated. I want to thank the Government of Ontario for opening up the eligibility to seniors age 75 and older. “
MAYOR JOHN TORY
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Vaccination Process
Eligible seniors are able to book a vaccination appointment here. If they are unable to book online, those 75+ are able to call the Provincial Vaccination Hotline at 1-888-999-6488. The city is currently only operating three vaccine clinics at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Scarborough Town Centre and Toronto Congress Centre. In an effort to keep up with the expansion, the daily vaccine dose will be increasing from 1,350 to 4,320.
Clinic Expansion
As the city nears expanding the eligible age-range, they will be opening up three more vaccination clinics. On Monday, March 29, City-operated vaccination clinics at Malvern Community Recreation Centre and Mitchell Field Community Centre will open. A sixth clinic at The Hangar will open on Monday, April 5.
