Links

• Member organizations
  

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Local public health offices (authorities) and
Provincial and Territorial Ministries of Health

Your local public health office or authority is an important source for immunization information in your area. Most have websites (see below) and all offer information by telephone. Provincial and Territorial Ministries of Health also have useful websites (see below).

• Alberta Alberta Health Services (provincial health board) (external link)
  Ministry of Health - Immunization (external link)
• British Columbia health authorities (external link)
  ImmunizeBC (external link)
• Manitoba health authorities (external link)
  Ministry of Health (external link)
• New Brunswick health authorities (external link)
  Department of Health (external link)
• Newfoundland and Labrador public health (external link)
  Ministry of Health (external link)
• Northwest Territories (external link)
• Nova Scotia health authorities (external link)
  Ministry of Health (external link)
• Nunavut (external link)
• Ontario public health units (external link)
  Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (external link)
• Prince Edward Island (external link)
• Quebec Centres de santé et des Services sociaux (external link)
  Ministry of Health (external link)
• Saskatchewan health authorities (external link)
  Ministry of Health (external link)
• Yukon Department of Health and Social Services (external link)

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Public Health Agency of Canada

• Immunization & vaccines (external link)
• Infectious Diseases (external link)
• Surveillance (external link)

Health Canada Biologics, Radiopharmaceuticals and Genetic Therapies

• Vaccine regulations (external link)

Reference

Canadian Immunization Guide. Evergreen edition. http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/publicat/cig-gci/index-eng.php (external link)