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Toronto Public Health fixed-site vaccine clinics are now closed 

Toronto Public Health announced (see the external news release here) that they will be closing their fixed-site vaccination clinics after December 13, 2023.

Find out where to get vaccinated.

Access vaccines (COVID-19 and flu) in the North York community (external website).

Find the ‘Where to go for care in North York’ resource in English (external website). Additional languages are available here (external website).

Related Information
Where to go for Health Care in North York
If you have a family doctor or nurse practitioner, contact them first as many provide after-hours care for their patients. Health Services Hotlines Walk-in and urgent care clinics After-hours and urgent care clinics for children Primary Care Provider Information Hospital Emergency Department The Toronto Health and Social Services Directory For a flyer with information on where to get care in North York (external website).
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Where to go for Children’s Health Care in North York
If you have a family doctor, community paediatrician or a nurse practitioner, contact them first as many provide after-hours care for their patients. If your child is experiencing a medical emergency such as difficulty breathing, severe pain or is very drowsy and confused, please visit your local emergency department or call 911 immediately.
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