@the5thColumnist That must be just for those two clinics taking appointments - the Emerald Plaza clinic was strictly walk in.

The #OPH web site is rather confusing - it first tries to lead you to the Book a Reservation page but further down there's a link to the Neighbourhood Health and Wellness page which lists the clinics giving vaccines.
https://www.ottawapublichealth.ca/en/public-health-topics/neighbourhood-health-and-wellness-hubs.aspx#Vaccination

@the5thColumnist Part of the issue was that priority was given to those needing childhood routine vaccinations, or those with no #OHIP card. Also, apparently, the nurses (there were two) needed to take a detailed history from some of their patients if they hadn't been seen before.

@the5thColumnist Those seem to just the ones where you can reserve a spot. It seems that all nine #OPH vaccination clinics are offering flu and #Covid19 shots on a walk-in basis. I just got back from their Emerald Plaza clinic which had these as well as "childhood routine vaccinations.
I wouldn't recommend these clinics, though. We waited 1.5 hours, with only ten or so ahead of us, and were turned away when the closed for their break at 3pm.

@the5thColumnist Odd that they've left out the 'burbs. I'm closer to downtown, and there are lots of choices for #OPH clinics around here.
https://www.ottawapublichealth.ca/en/public-health-topics/neighbourhood-health-and-wellness-hubs.aspx#Vaccination

@nilikm Now that the new version of #Novavax has been approved in the US, any rumours of when we might see it approved in #Canada, and then when we might see it in #Ottawa? I know #OPH has been quietly offering Novavax for since earlier this year via https://secureforms.ottawapublichealth.ca/vaccines/Novavax/Eligibility-Novavax