Residents of Saskatchewan can now access free influenza and COVID-19 vaccines, with health officials encouraging prompt vaccination given the current low infection rates as of October 13. This initiative targets all residents aged six months and older, aiming to bolster community immunity ahead of the cold and flu season. Similarly, in Nova Scotia, health officials have announced the availability of flu and COVID vaccines, with the Deputy Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Jesse Kancir, noting that cold and flu season is expected to escalate in the near future. The promotion of vaccination in both provinces reflects an ongoing public health strategy to mitigate the impact of respiratory illnesses during this critical season.
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