Pharmacists in Ontario can assess and prescribe medications for common ailments. As prescribing is optional, anyone with symptoms should contact their local pharmacist to confirm whether they prescribe for certain ailments before visiting.

Check here for a list of common ailments treated by Pharmacists.

Mon-Fri 9:30 am-5:30 pm * Sat 10 am-3 pm

Prescription required for prescription medications

General pharmacy

• free prescription medication delivery
• delivery of non-prescription medication for a fee
• methadone dispensing
• monthly Sublocade Injections
• harm reduction supplies
• Naloxone kits
• pharmacist available for diabetes management consultations
• free glucometer and diabetes education
• blood pressure monitoring
• blister packaging free for seniors

Medications Return Program - Safe disposal of expired or unused medications, creams, and inhalers

MedsCheck - Appointments to review complex prescriptions with a pharmacist

Pharmacy Smoking Cessation Program - Help to quit smoking, available for Ontario Drug Benefit recipients

Sharps Disposal Program - Safe disposal of syringes, pen needles, lancets, insulin pump infusion supplies, and test strips

Access to Care Program - birth control, travel vaccination services, vaccination and treatment of shingles, pneumonia and RSV

Point of Care Program - flu, Covid and strep throat testing for a fee