Which sources we use
Ontario Ministry of Health sources guide Ontario program and school information. Federal provincial tables help cross-check the schedule. NACI and the Canadian Immunization Guide support clinical explanations; the exact Health Canada product monograph is used for product-specific questions.
Clinical review status
This guide has been checked against official Ontario and Canadian sources. An independent clinical review has not yet been completed.
Why some details can go out of date
Seasonal eligibility, products and appointment access can change. Confirm current details with Ontario’s program pages or your public health unit.
What you can expect from the writing
We explain benefits and risks in plain language and distinguish recommendations, public funding and school requirements. Vaccine profiles summarize common reactions and important precautions; they do not list every possible reaction. The guide supports a healthcare conversation and does not decide whether a child is due, protected or compliant with school rules.
Corrections and conflicts
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Sources
- Ontario — routine immunization schedule
- Public Health Agency of Canada — provincial childhood schedules (July 2026)
- Canadian Immunization Guide
- Health Canada — Drug Product Database and product monographs
Program details can change. How this guide is reviewed