Are we immunosuppressed? (Without steroids/immunosuppressive drugs)

Hi guys, long time no post. Silly question, but I’m in Canada and we’re a little behind on vaccinations... just rolling out to high risk population of all ages now. I’m not certain if I qualify with IBD alone, and not being on immunosuppressive drugs ( I take Pentasa). Below is the actual verbiage used by the government, in your opinion does crohns/uc fall under this... I mean, it does say genetic disorders of the immune system...which to me is any autoimmune disease, right? It’s just confusing because they have it under the immunosuppression category...and I don’t know if that’s me????

“Immunosuppression: a weakened immune response due to disease or treatment
Examples include anyone undergoing chemotherapy or treatment for HIV, genetic disorders of the immune system.
People receiving long-term medical treatment to control severe inflammation such as rheumatoid arthritis or systemic lupus.”

Thank you for asking this question. . I am not considered a 'priority' for the vaccine where I am at and have not been able to get the vaccine yet. People who are on standard meds with IBD have got it though, including those on Pentasa.

I'm in the US and in my state, any 'adult'...over 21, is now qualified to get vaccinated. I'm on Entyvio but my doctor told me it was ok to get the covid vaccination.