Follow the Halton Region website as the definitive source for COVID-19 and all public health information. Residents should call 311 with inquiries about current restrictions and the COVID-19 hotline at 905-825-4722 to report non-compliance of COVID-19 protocols.
COVID-19 vaccines are available. Learn about COVID-19 vaccine eligibility in Halton Hills.
Proof of Vaccination |
As of March 1, 2022, proof of vaccination is no longer required to enter facilities or participate in recreation programs in Halton Hills. |
COVID-19 Vaccination & Testing |
Vaccines for ResidentsAll vaccine clinics are now walk-in only for all doses of COVID-19 vaccine. Learn about vaccine clinic locations and hours of operation. For testing locations for Halton Hills, visit the Ontario's Assessment Centre Location webpage. |
Masks and face coverings |
Halton Region Council has rescinded Mandatory Mask By-law No. 47-20 alongside the lifting of Province-wide mask mandates (effective March 21, 2022). Masks are no longer required for entry to Town facilities but remain encouraged. Residents are reminded that wearing a mask continues to be an effective public health measure for reducing the spread of COVID-19 and to be kind to those who choose to continue wearing a mask to protect themselves and others. Masking will continue to be required in select settings such as public transit, long-term care homes, retirement homes, and other health care settings, shelters, jails and congregate care and living settings, including homes for individuals with developmental disabilities. In addition, masks will also be required in the following circumstances:
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Halton Region Council has rescinded Mandatory Mask By-law No. 47-20 alongside the lifting of Province-wide mask mandates (effective March 21, 2022). Masks are no longer required for entry to Town facilities but remain encouraged. Residents are reminded that wearing a mask continues to be an effective public health measure for reducing the spread of COVID-19 and to be kind to those who choose to continue wearing a mask to protect themselves and others.
Masking will continue to be required in select settings such as public transit, long-term care homes, retirement homes, and other health care settings, shelters, jails and congregate care and living settings, including homes for individuals with developmental disabilities. In addition, masks will also be required in the following circumstances:
Individuals who test positive for COVID-19 are required to wear a mask until day 10 following a positive test result or the onset of symptoms (whichever occurred first).
Close contacts and household contacts of individuals with COVID-19 are required to wear a mask for 10 days after exposure.
Individuals who have recently travelled outside of Canada, have to wear a mask for 14 days upon return.