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West Oak Trails

West Oakville between Bronte Road and Third Line, north of the QEW to Upper Middle Road West.

Where West Oak Trails isWest Oak Trails covers the Town's West Oak Trails community, shaded on an outline of Oakville's Official Plan communities.West Oak Trails
Outlines are the Town’s Official Plan communities.
Last checked September 5, 2026Town of Oakville, Halton school boards, Oakville Transit, Statistics CanadaHow we know
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Town of Oakville, Halton school boards, Oakville Transit, Statistics Canada
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September 5, 2026
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development applications, parks, transit routes, heritage properties and schools, from the datasets linked on each
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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
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Town ward
4
Town of Oakville
Ward the Town files applications under
Ward 4
Town of Oakville
Active school redirection
Forest Trail PS to Sunningdale PS
Halton District School Board

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What is changing in West Oak Trails

We have not yet published a story specific to West Oak Trails. 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

West Oak Trails in context

West Oak Trails is a 1990s and 2000s community built between two creek valleys, and the trail network it is named for is the thing that actually organises it. Fourteen Mile Creek and Bronte Creek bracket the area, and the walking and cycling routes between them do more to connect the subdivisions than the road grid does.

Development here is concentrated at the northern and western edges. The Bronte Green lands at the southeast corner of Bronte Road and Upper Middle Road West carry site plan applications on two separate blocks, and Dundas Street West to the north holds a retirement residence application and the Halton Sikh Cultural Association's approved development on Khalsa Gate.

The community also holds two of the town's larger secondary and elementary schools, which is a fair indicator of how much of Oakville's population growth landed here in a short period.

Development

What is in the pipeline

  1. Caivan Bronte North at Bronte Green, Block 444, southeast corner of Bronte Road and Upper Middle Road West.
  2. A second Bronte Green application at Block 445 on the same plan.
  3. Delmanor West Oak at 1280 Dundas Street West, and The Regional Municipality of Halton at 1105 Bronte Road.
  4. The Halton Sikh Cultural Association at 2403 Khalsa Gate, with its official plan amendment and rezoning recently approved.

New development in West Oak Trails

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

From the Town’s records

Planning applications in the Town’s West Oak Trails community, from the development applications database.

The Town files active development and site plan applications by ward. For West Oak Trails, start with Ward 4 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

Garth Webb Secondary School at 2820 Westoak Trails Boulevard is the Halton District secondary school in the community.

West Oak Public School at 2071 Fourth Line, Forest Trail Public School at 1406 Pine Glen Road, Emily Carr Public School at 2255 Pine Glen Road and Captain R. Wilson Public School at 2145 Grand Oak Trail are Halton District elementary schools at addresses in the area.

A temporary redirection from Forest Trail to Sunningdale is active, and ten elementary schools here are inside the Northwest Oakville boundary review.

Attendance areas are set by the boards; confirm your address with the board.

Every school in Oakville · Boundary review tracker

Parks and amenities

  • The Fourteen Mile Creek and Bronte Creek valley trail systems bracket the community.
  • Bronte Creek Provincial Park lies to the northwest, off Burloak Drive.
  • Glen Abbey Community Centre, 1415 Third Line, is the nearest full Town community centre.

Getting around

  • Oakville Transit routes on Bronte Road, Upper Middle Road West and Third Line serve the community.
  • Dundas Street, along the northern edge, is one of two corridors identified for a future Frequent Transit Network.
  • Bronte GO Station is the nearest GO station, to the south.