News - COVID-19 Vaccine Bulletin

Eligibility to be immunized at a super site or pop-up clinic has been revised to include individuals aged 62 or older and First Nation people aged 42 or older. Anyone who has been in Manitoba for one month or more can receive the vaccine at no cost if they meet provincial eligibility requirements.

Delays in two deliveries of Moderna vaccine to the province from the federal government will affect upcoming appointments at pop-up clinics. A delivery of 28,300 doses expected the week of March 22 did not arrive until April 3. In addition, 28,400 doses expected this week will not arrive until next week. The exact delivery date is not known.

Eligibility to be immunized at a super site or pop-up clinic is unchanged, and includes individuals aged 64 or older and First Nation people aged 44 or older. Anyone who has been in Manitoba for one month or more can receive the vaccine at no cost if they meet provincial eligibility requirements.

Eligibility to be immunized at a super site or pop-up clinic is being expanded today to include individuals aged 64 or older and First Nation people aged 44 or older. Anyone who has been in Manitoba for one month or more can receive the vaccine at no cost if they meet provincial eligibility requirements.

Eligibility to be immunized at a super site or pop-up clinic is unchanged, and includes individuals aged 65 or older and First Nation people aged 45 or older. Anyone who has been in Manitoba for one month or more can receive the vaccine at no cost if they meet provincial eligibility requirements. This applies to international students, visitors, migrant workers and people providing caregiving to others. 

With the opening of a fifth super site in Morden this week, the province has met and exceeded its target of building capacity to deliver 20,000 doses of vaccine every day. This means that, if vaccine supply was not an issue, the province could administer this volume of doses every day through super sites, pop-up clinics, focused immunization teams, and the distributed model with pharmacies and medical clinics.

Today, eligibility criteria to be immunized at a super site or pop-up clinic have been expanded to include individuals aged 65 or older and First Nation people aged 45 or older. Appointments are currently available at super sites in Winnipeg and Morden. Additional super-site appointments will be available for booking in the coming days.

Eligibility to be immunized at a super site or pop-up clinic have been expanded to include individuals aged 69 or older and First Nation people aged 49 or older. Appointments are currently available at all five super sites in Winnipeg, Brandon, Selkirk, Thompson and Morden. Details about additional pop-up clinics will be provided next week.

Today, eligibility criteria to be immunized at a supersite or pop-up clinic have been expanded to include individuals aged 73 or older and First Nation people aged 53 or older. Appointments are currently available at all five supersites in Winnipeg, Brandon, Selkirk, Thompson and Morden.  Some appointments also remain available at pop-up sites that are taking place this month in locations across the province.

Today, eligibility to be immunized at a super site or pop-up clinic is being expanded to include individuals aged 77 or older and First Nation people aged 57 or older.