Starting tomorrow at 8 a.m., everyone ages 40 to 49 will be eligible to book a vaccination appointment at a City of Toronto immunization clinic. The new cohort joins those with at-risk health conditions and people who cannot work from home that are in Group Two of Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccination plan, who became eligible to book appointments yesterday.
In addition, 5,000 new appointments between May 17 and 23 at City-operated immunization clinics will be added in the provincial booking system tomorrow to meet some of the demand from this expanded eligibility and based on available vaccine supply. More than 20,000 appointments also remain open for the week of June 7.
Appointments can be booked by eligible residents through the dark blue “Book a Vaccine” button on www.toronto.ca/covid-19 or by calling the provincial vaccine booking line at 1-833-943-3900. As of tomorrow, eligible groups include:
There are 841 new cases of COVID-19 in Toronto today. Since the start of the pandemic there have been a total of 158,702 cases of COVID-19. There are 1,081 people hospitalized. To date, there have been 3,224 COVID-19 deaths in Toronto. In total, 145,155 people have recovered. Case status data can be found on the Toronto Public Health’s reporting dashboard: www.toronto.ca/home/covid-19/covid-19-latest-city-of-toronto-news/covid-19-status-of-cases-in-toronto/.
For the current wave of COVID-19 in Toronto, amplified by variants of concern, staying home and following public health guidance is the best way to keep everyone safe. Please review the City’s COVID-19: Guide for Residents for public health guidance and information on what is and is not permitted under provincial regulations and City bylaws: https://www.toronto.ca/home/covid-19/covid-19-reopening-recovery-rebuild/covid-19-guide-for-toronto-residents/.
A special and final update of the 2022-2026 City Council term.
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