The Manitoba government is making changes to how eligible people can book their smallpox vaccination appointment.
On Tuesday, the province announced that starting Nov. 28, appointments will be available through local public health offices. A complete list of public health offices can be found online.
Manitoba noted that starting Nov. 28, appointments will not be available through the online booking tool or the immunization hotline.
As of Monday, 1,361 doses of the monkeypox vaccine have been administered to eligible Manitobans. There has been one confirmed case of the virus in the province.
After the next update on December 13, online data on smallpox will be updated every four weeks.
More information about monkeypox and who is eligible for the vaccine can be found on the Government of Manitoba website.