COVID-19 (2019 Novel Coronavirus)

Current situation

For the latest information on COVID-19 in Halton region please read below:

• Third/booster doses for 50+ and more higher-risk groups: The Province has announced an expansion of third doses to residents 50 years of age and older (born in 1971 or earlier) starting December 13 (external link). The Province has also expanded eligibility to those who are at a higher-risk of illness from COVID-19 (external link). We are ready to expand our program and plan to align with the Province. Please continue to check back for more updates and information, including when booking will be available and additional clinic details.
  • Residents can also book through more than 100 participating pharmacies in Halton or across Ontario. Use the Province’s pharmacy finder tool (external link) to quickly sort by location and vaccine type (Pfizer or Moderna). Additional information coming soon.
  • Check to see if you are eligible for a third dose/booster.
• Cases of COVID-19 Omicron variant confirmed in Halton. Please read our December 2 media release for more information.
• Celebrate the holidays safely to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Learn about the Province’s recommendations on how to celebrate holidays and festive events safely this season (external link) .
• COVID-19 vaccines for 5-11 year olds: First dose appointments can now be booked through our online booking system for children five to 11 years of age (or turning five in 2021). Second doses can be booked closer to the recommended eight week interval. Appointments will be added to the booking system as vaccine supply is confirmed.
  • Learn more about our paediatric clinics and ways to get vaccinated.
  • Find resources and information for parents and children from the Halton Heroes!
  • Book an appointment now.
• Mandatory Mask By-Law: On November 24, 2021 Halton Regional Council approved an extension of the Mandatory Mask By-Law until April 30, 2022. For more information about the by-law, please see COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions.
• MOH letter of instructions to indoor sports and recreational fitness facilities (updated November 2, 2021): Halton’s Medical Officer of Health has amended the letter to businesses/organizations with indoor facilities used for organized sports and recreational fitness activities (PDF file) to add a grace period of 12 weeks for children turning 12 years old to provide a reasonable opportunity for their vaccination to be completed. For more information, read Halton’s November 2 media release or visit the COVID-19 Resources for Businesses page.

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Status of COVID-19 cases in Halton Learn about cases within Halton (demographics, sources, outcomes, outbreaks, and testing).

COVID-19 Information and Guidance Learn about symptoms, testing, isolation requirements, testing positive and exposure to COVID-19.

COVID-19 Vaccines Access the latest information on COVID-19 vaccines

COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions Frequently asked questions for organizations and businesses, including Regional mask by-law.

Access to Regional Services during COVID-19 Learn how you can access Regional services during the pandemic.

COVID-19 Resources for Businesses Find supports, services and relief programs that can assist business owners during COVID-19.

COVID-19 Social and Community Supports Find information about social, financial and community supports available.

COVID-19 School and Child Care Information Access Region Public Health resources and support for schools.

Mental Health Learn more about the mental health promotion support available in Halton Region.

Wellness check tool for staff, visitors and contractors

Have you completed your wellness check today? All employees, visitors, and contractors must complete a Wellness check before entering our Regional facilities.

Stay home if you feel unwell, even if your symptoms are mild.