Province changes eligibility for second COVID-19 vaccinations

Anyone who got their first shot on or before May 15 is now eligible for a second dose, regardless of age

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Caption: More than 30,000 vaccine appointments for first and second doses are available in Saskatchewan. (Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press)

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has changed the criteria for getting a second COVID-19 vaccination and is now basing people's eligibility solely on the date of their first shot.
Starting today, June 21, anyone who received their first COVID-19 vaccination on or before May 15 is eligible for their second shot.
That includes children 12 years old and older if they meet that date-based criteria.
Saskatchewan residents can find the date of their first immunization on the card handed out during vaccinations. Anyone who has misplaced that card can phone 1-833-SASKVAX (1-833-727-5829) or check their vaccination history online at MySaskHealthRecord(external link).
The SHA has more than 30,000 appointments available across the province for both first and second shots.
It is providing vaccinations at drive-thru and walk-in clinics and pharmacy appointments.