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Saskatchewan's COVID-19 Vaccine Delivery Plan is designed to prevent serious disease, hospitalizations and deaths related to COVID-19 by providing safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines to those six months of age and older. The information on this page is updated frequently and is subject to change based on vaccine availability and the latest COVID-19 data.
Download: COVID-19 Immunization Delivery Plan - Updated October 22, 2021
Saskatchewan residents six months and older are eligible to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
It takes up to 14 days to build immunity following the primary vaccination series.
It is recommended that residents five years and older receive a booster dose, four months after completing their primary series or since their last booster dose. This is regardless of how many doses they previously received.
Bivalent mRNA COVID-19 vaccines contain the original and Omicron strains and are strongly recommended for your booster dose. Currently, mRNA bivalent vaccines are available for booster doses for residents five years and older.
Bivalent mRNA COVID-19 vaccines induce stronger and more robust immune responses and provide protection against the Omicron variants when compared to the original mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.
You are considered up-to-date on your vaccinations if you have completed a primary series and received a booster dose.
Future epidemiology, data on waning immunity, emerging variants and new vaccines will determine future booster dose recommendations from the Ministry of Health.
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