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Immunization Clinics
Immunization Clinics
Appointments in Manitoba’s immunization clinics are currently only available to people who meet the eligibility criteria.
Public Health Measures
It is important to continue to follow public health measures even if you have received a dose of the vaccine. This is because public health officials don’t yet know whether or not COVID-19 may still be able to spread to others, even if you’ve been vaccinated and don’t get sick. Wearing a mask can reduce this risk. You should also continue to stay home if you’re sick, practice physical distancing, wash your hands and keep practicing good cough and hand hygiene.
In order to reduce crowds, please do not show up more than 15 minutes before your appointment time.
Super-sites
Winnipeg
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RBC Convention Centre, 375 York Avenue
Enter through the main doors on York Avenue. Free indoor parking is provided in the main underground parkade. Free outdoor parking will also be available, as of February 1, in the lot located on York Ave, just southeast of the main entrance. Parking patrols will be on-site to direct people to the correct stalls.
This map can help you locate the free parking available, as well as other parking lots near the RBC Convention Centre if those spaces are full.
- Winnipeg Soccer Federation North, 770 Leila Ave. (expected to open May 7)
Brandon
- Keystone Centre, #1 1175 18th Street
Thompson
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Thompson Regional Community Centre, 274 Thompson Drive North
Enter the vaccination clinic from the community centre side of the building, as it is a shared site with University College of the North.
Selkirk
- Former site of Selkirk and District General Hospital, 100 Easton Drive
Morden
- Access Event Centre, 111-D Gilmour St.
Pop-up Clinics
Pop-up COVID-19 vaccination sites are now being launched in rural and northern Manitoba communities. Those eligible for the vaccine can make an appointment at a site in a community close to them to receive their COVID-19 vaccine
Before your appointment:
- Read this fact sheet for information about the vaccine.
- Read this fact sheet about possible adverse reactions to the vaccine.
- Print, fill out and sign the consent form before you go.
- Read this checklist of what to bring with you and how to be prepared.
Schedule
Below is the current schedule of communities with scheduled pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinics.
Note: A number of pop-up clinics scheduled Apr. 12 to 15 are being rescheduled due to delays in Moderna vaccine shipments. The province will be reaching out to affected people by phone, email and text to advise them of this change. Individuals may choose to book an appointment at a supersite or wait for another pop-up to be rescheduled. These pop-up clinics will be rescheduled based on vaccine deliveries.
Updates to pop-up clnics will be posted regularly as new clinics are scheduled and appointments are available. If you do not see your community on this list, please check back.
Southern Health-Santé Sud
| Buffalo Point | April 16 | Buffalo Point Conference Centre Buffalo Point Rd |
10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. |
Interlake-Eastern
| Community | Date | Location | Hours |
Pinawa |
April 14 |
Pinawa Alliance Church |
10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. |
Arborg |
April 15 |
Arborg Bifrost Community Centre |
10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. |
Prairie Mountain Health
| Community | Date | Location | Hours |
| Dauphin | April 16 | Ukranian Orthodox Hall 304 Whitmore Ave East |
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. |
Northern Regional Health Authority
| Community | Date | Location | Hours |
| The Pas | April 14 | Roy H Johnston Arena 523 Smith St. |
10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. |
| Flin Flon | April 16 | The Flin Flon Community Hall 2 North Avenue |
10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. |
Focused Immunization Teams
Focused Immunization Teams (FITs) have provided second-dose immunizations to all eligible and consenting residents in licensed personal care homes. They are now visiting congregate living sites across the province to immunize these residents with their first dose of vaccine.