Last Updated April 21
In this guide, we’ll share information from your state to help you navigate the process, which we know can be complicated and confusing. The official information from county, state, and federal government agencies changes rapidly. We’ll update this guide with more information as it becomes available, but you may need to check local guidance as well.
Select your province below to find eligibility and appointment information.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I know if I am eligible for early stage vaccinations?
Provincial and local governments are responsible for setting eligibility criteria, and you should consult your province’s website for the latest information.
- Do I still need to wear a mask after receiving the vaccine?
Yes, as of now, all riders, drivers, and delivery people are still required to wear masks while on a trip, even if they have already received a vaccine. This is to help keep each other safe, and it’s recommended by the Government of Canada.
- What do I do if there aren't any appointments available?
Unfortunately, vaccine availability varies depending on where you are. Please refer to your local government’s website for updated information.
- How much does the vaccine cost?
The Government of Canada has stated that the COVID-19 vaccines will be free.
- What do I need to provide to get a vaccine?
Certain provinces may require proof that you meet additional eligibility criteria. Please refer to your province-specific information below for more details.
In general, you may want to bring to your appointment a government-issued ID.
- Do I have to get a vaccine to continue earning with Uber?
There is no requirement to get a vaccine in order to continue to drive or deliver with Uber.
Province-specific information
Additional state-specific information will be updated as we get more visibility into vaccination timelines.
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Who is eligible in my province?
- Please tap here for information on your province’s vaccination plan and for up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccines.
- How to sign up for a vaccine
- If you’re eligible, you can find a vaccine location and sign up for an appointment through your local health authority:
- Who is eligible in my province?
- Manitoba
- New Brunswick
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Nova Scotia
- Ontario
- Quebec
- Saskatchewan
Additional resources
- COVID-19 resources: Learn more about our Door-to-Door Safety Standard.
- Government of Canada’s COVID-19 page: Learn more about COVID-19 and the vaccines from the Government of Canada.
This guide and its contents are not medical advice. Any questions you have about the vaccine and whether it is right for you should be directed to a healthcare provider. Vaccine eligibility criteria are determined by provincial and local governments and may be subject to change. Please check local government guidelines to confirm eligibility and what to bring to your appointment.
Posted by Mishu Baldwa
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