COVID-19 mass immunization clinics are now being offered locally to eligible residents in Northumberland County, City of Kawartha Lakes, and Haliburton County against COVID-19.
Appointments are booked based on the priority outlined in the provincial vaccine distribution plan and are based on the local availability of vaccine.
On This Page
- How to Book a COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment
- Local Vaccination Clinics
- Pharmacy Vaccine Locations
- Clinics for Indigenous Adults
- Additional Resources
How to Book a COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment:
- If you were born in 1961 or earlier, you MUST book through the provincial booking system or calling 1-888-999-6488. The Health Unit cannot book an appointment for you.
- If you are not booking based on age, but think you are eligible to be vaccinated, please click here to see if you are eligible and how you can book your vaccine appointment.
- Once a clinic is filled, it will no longer be visible on the provincial booking system.
- There are still vaccination appointments open in Haliburton and Minden on April 23, 24, 25. Please book through the provincial booking system.
- IMPORTANT NOTE: You will receive a confirmation code when you have successfully booked your appointment. Please bring this code with you to the clinic as required to proceed with your appointment. If you do not have a confirmation code, then please do not go to the clinic event as it means you do not have an appointment. Please instead revisit the online system or call the customer service desk to book your appointment and receive your confirmation code.
Are you eligible to book?
Click here to see if you are eligible for a vaccine and follow the steps to see how you can book an appointment.
Booking Online
Visit www.ontario.ca/bookvaccine
When booking an appointment, individuals will be asked for information from their green Ontario health card, birth date, postal code and email address and/or phone number. Individuals with an expired health card can still book an appointment. Individuals with a red and white health card will need to call the provincial information line.
At the time of booking, eligible individuals will schedule their first and second vaccination appointments.
Phone Line
Call 1-888-999-6488
Individuals born in 1961 or earlier who do not have internet access, can call the Provincial Vaccine Information Line at 1-888-999-6488. Phone lines will be open Monday to Sunday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
More information about booking an appointment: Book A Vaccination Appointment and Frequently Asked Questions
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Local Vaccination Clinics
Additional clinic appointments are added to the provincial booking system, as more COVID-19 vaccines arrive locally.
Northumberland County
Cobourg Community Centre – 750 D’Arcy Street, Cobourg (view map)
- Watch this Health Unit video on what to expect when you arrive at the Cobourg Community Centre for your vaccine appointment.
Trent Hills Emergency Services Base, 50 Doxsee Avenue, Campbellford (view map)
City of Kawartha Lakes
Lindsay Exhibition (LEX) – 354 Angeline Street South, Lindsay (view map)
The LEX Clinic will operate as a drive-through model, meaning individuals will remain in their vehicles for the duration of their appointment. There will be signage and hospital staff on-site to help navigate where to go.
Those with appointments are asked to arrive approximately 10 minutes prior to their appointment time to check in. Individuals being vaccinated should wear a loose, comfortable shirt and must bring their Ontario health card.
Fenelon Falls Community Centre – 27 Veterans Way, Fenelon Falls (view map) Back to Top
Haliburton County
Haliburton Family Medical Centre (Second Floor) – 7217 Gelert Road, Haliburton (view map)
MINDEN: S.G. Nesbitt Memorial Arena – 55 Parkside Street, Minden (view map)
- Watch this Health Unit video on what to expect when you arrive at the Minden clinic site for your vaccine appointment.
HALBIBURTON: A.J. LaRue Community Centre – 728 Mountain Street, Haliburton (view map)
Please note: vaccination appointments are booked based on vaccine availability
Please note: additional clinics and or clinic locations may be added in the coming weeks.
Pharmacy Vaccine Locations
More Ontario pharmacies are now offering the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine for people 55 years of age and older. You can book an appointment for this free vaccine if you:
- will be 55 years of age or older in 2021.
- have a valid Ontario health card, or other form of valid government-issued identification.
Please note that you MUST contact the pharmacy directly to make an appointment. Walk-ins are not accepted, and please do not contact the Health Unit as we have no involvement in this program.
Local Pharmacy Clinic Locations
At this time, only a few select pharmacies in the local Health Unit region are offering these vaccines. They include:
Northumberland County
- Brighton: Remedy’s Rx (24 Main St.) – To book an appointment, click here.
- Campbellford: Rx Drug Mart (16 Grand Rd.) – Call 705-653-1885 or click here to book an appointment.
- Cobourg: Pharmacy 101 (464 Division St.) – Took an appointment, call 905-269-0828.
- Cobourg: Wal-Mart Pharmacy (73 Strathy Rd.) – To book an appointment, click here.
- Port Hope: Pharmasave (60 Ontario St.) – To book an appointment, click here.
- Port Hope: Shoppers Drug Mart (249 Ontario St.) – To book an appointment, call (905) 885-8740 or click here.
City of Kawartha Lakes
- Bobcaygeon: Shoppers Drug Mart (85 Bolton St.) – To book an appointment, click here.
- Lindsay: Loblaw Pharmacy (400 Kent St. W.) – To book an appointment, click here.
- Lindsay: Kawartha Lakes Pharmacy (55 Angeline St. N., Unit 4A) – To book an appointment, call 705-324-2929 or click here.
- Lindsay: Shoppers Drug Mart (343 Kent St. W., Unit 341) – To book an appointment, click here.
Haliburton County
- Haliburton: Rexall (224 Highland St.) – To book an appointment, call 705-457-1112 or click here.
- Haliburton: Shoppers Drug Mart (186 Highland St.) – To book an appointment, click here.
Other Pharmacy Locations in Ontario
For other pharmacies taking place in this program, visit the Ontario government’s Pharmacy COVID-19 Vaccine page. You can search the list of pharmacies by community or using your postal code.
Vaccination Clinics for Indigenous Adults
Vaccination clinics are being held for Indigenous adults (18+) and their household members (18+).
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Additional Resources:
Are You Eligible for a COVID-19 Vaccine?
Provincial Vaccine Distribution Plan