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Iroquois Ridge

North Oakville around Glenashton Drive, between Eighth Line and Trafalgar Road north of Upper Middle Road East.

Where Iroquois Ridge isIroquois Ridge covers the Town's Iroquois Ridge (North) community, shaded on an outline of Oakville's Official Plan communities.Iroquois Ridge (North)
Outlines are the Town’s Official Plan communities.
Last checked September 5, 2026Town of Oakville, Halton school boards, Oakville Transit, Statistics CanadaHow we know
Publisher
Town of Oakville, Halton school boards, Oakville Transit, Statistics Canada
Retrieved
September 5, 2026
From the source
development applications, parks, transit routes, heritage properties and schools, from the datasets linked on each
Derived by OakvilleIQ
counts and lists, by the Town's Official Plan community boundary · the boundary-review notice, by matching school names
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the where, definition and context paragraphs · the development, schools, parks and transit notes
Kept current
Facts are re-checked on the date shown; the data sections rebuild with their datasets.
Town ward
6
Town of Oakville
Ward the Town files applications under
Ward 6
Town of Oakville
Community centre
1051 Glenashton Drive
Town of Oakville

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What is changing in Iroquois Ridge

We have not yet published a story specific to Iroquois Ridge. The Oakville-wide coverage below applies here, and the sections that follow set out what the public record currently says about the area.

Oakville-wide coverage that applies here

Context

Iroquois Ridge in context

Iroquois Ridge is organised around a single unusually good piece of public infrastructure: a combined community centre, library branch and high school campus on Glenashton Drive, sharing a site and a parking lot. It is the model Oakville has used repeatedly since, and the reason the area functions as a centre for a much larger part of north Oakville than its own housing stock would justify.

The housing itself is late-1990s and 2000s subdivision, largely complete, with the remaining change happening on the arterials. The Town files applications for this part of town under Ward 6, and the active files there are concentrated on North Service Road East, Iroquois Shore Road and Eighth Line rather than inside the residential blocks.

The area is also a useful marker of how fast north Oakville filled in. The ridge it is named for is the old Lake Iroquois shoreline; two generations ago the land above it was farmland.

Development

What is in the pipeline

  1. CEFA Early Learning at 1030 Eighth Line and Suncor Energy at 350 Iroquois Shore Road carry active site plan applications.
  2. Questerra Developments at 1565 North Service Road East is on the same Ward 6 list.
  3. Most activity in this part of town is on the arterial and employment edges rather than inside the residential blocks.

New development in Iroquois Ridge

Oakville pre-construction: planning, sales and construction status, kept separate and sourced.

From the Town’s records

Planning applications in the Town’s Iroquois Ridge (North) community, from the development applications database.

The Town files active development and site plan applications by ward. For Iroquois Ridge, start with Ward 6 on the Town’s active applications page. A ward is not the same shape as a neighbourhood; it is where the Town keeps the file.

Schools

Public information

Attendance areas are set by the boards and change through boundary reviews. Confirm your address with the board.

Every school in Oakville · Boundary review tracker

Parks and amenities

  • Iroquois Ridge Community Centre, 1051 Glenashton Drive, with a pool, fitness centre and library branch.
  • The Joshua Creek and Morrison Creek valley systems run either side of the area.
  • Sixteen Mile Sports Complex, 3070 Neyagawa Boulevard, is the nearest large sports facility to the west.

Getting around

  • The North Oakville Ride On-Demand zone gained statutory holiday service, matching Sunday hours, in July 2026.
  • Oakville Transit routes on Upper Middle Road East, Eighth Line and Trafalgar Road serve the area.
  • Route 80N, introduced 6 September 2026, connects students in north Oakville to Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School.