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Influenza (Flu) Vaccination
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The flu is very contagious and spreads quickly and easily to other people. Babies, Elders, and people with chronic diseases can suffer severe complications from the flu.
The flu vaccine (flu shot) is your best protection against the flu. It can save lives by protecting you if you are exposed to the virus, preventing you from getting sick with the virus, and protecting people close to you because you are less likely to spread the virus. The flu shot is recommended in Canada for everyone 6 months and older.
The flu shot is more important than ever
This year, more than ever, getting your flu shot is important to prevent more illness and stress on the healthcare system during the continued COVID-19 pandemic.
Where to get the flu shot in your community
Tue, Nov 3 2020 - Wed, Mar 31 2021
Mon, Nov 2 2020 - Wed, Mar 31 2021
Mon, Nov 2 2020 - Wed, Mar 31 2021
Mon, Nov 9 2020 - Wed, Mar 31 2021
Mon, Nov 2 2020 - Wed, Mar 31 2021
Mon, Nov 2 2020 - Wed, Mar 31 2021
Mon, Nov 2 2020 - Wed, Mar 31 2021
Mon, Nov 2 2020 - Wed, Mar 31 2021
Sun, Nov 1 2020 - Wed, Mar 31 2021
Influenza (flu) is a contagious lung disease caused by the influenza virus. This is a different virus than the one that causes COVID-19.
The flu vaccine (flu shot) is your best protection against the flu
Tips for fighting the flu
Flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses (influenza A or B virus) that infect the nose, throat, and the lungs.
If you feel sick – stay home!
Flu and colds share similar symptoms with COVID-19, making it difficult to tell them apart. If you have flu-like symptoms, it is important to stay at home and to contact your local CMC or call the COVID-19 Info-line.
