Flu Season

2023-24 Fall influenza and COVID-19 immunizations

The 2023-24 publicly funded (free) fall immunization program

Early vaccination means you are protected sooner. The flu/COVID-19 vaccines are a safe, effective way to help people stay healthy, prevent illness and save lives.

Flu and COVID-19 shots are available at public health clinics across the province, some physician and nurse practitioner offices and in some pharmacies.

Anyone six months and older can receive the flu/COVID-19 vaccines.

Children aged six months to five years must be immunized at an SHA public flu clinic, a public health office, or by a physician or nurse practitioner.

Getting vaccinated is especially important for people at high-risk of respiratory illness (pregnant women, young children, elderly, persons with underlying health conditions, immune-compromised) and their caregivers.

COVID-19 resources

For COVID-19 vaccine eligibility, visit the Government of Saskatchewan's vaccine eligibility page.

For COVID-19 resources and information, please visit the Government of Saskatchewan's COVID-19 page.

Know before you go

If possible, bring your Saskatchewan health card with you to receive your immunization.

Be prepared to wait an additional 15 minutes after receiving your immunization.

Consent forms (where required) are available at clinic locations.

Community respiratory illness surveillance report

Community Respiratory Illness Surveillance Program (CRISP) reports are published regularly. View these reports on the Government of Saskatchewan's website.​​

Become a FluWatcher

FluWatchers is an online health surveillance system that helps monitor the spread of flu-like illness across Canada. Become a volunteer FluWatcher today.​