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Oakville’s seven wards

Ward boundaries on a map, which ward each street is in, with its schools, heritage and applications.

Wards
7
Council seats, plus the Mayor
14
Streets in the Town’s address file
1,648
Civic addresses
71,160

From the Town of Oakville. Read October 25, 2026.

What this is

Oakville elects two councillors in each of seven wards, a Town Councillor and a Town and Regional Councillor, plus the Mayor. The Town files planning applications by ward, so a ward is where a resident’s file lives even though it is not a neighbourhood. Ward 4 has the most addresses (14,224). To find a street’s ward, use the A to Z street list. Town records checked October 25, 2026.

Oakville ward boundariesThe seven wards shaded, each with a dot at its centre linking to the ward page.Ward 1Ward 2Ward 3Ward 4Ward 5Ward 6Ward 7Ward 1Ward 2Ward 3Ward 4Ward 5Ward 6Ward 7
Ward 1Ward 2Ward 3Ward 4Ward 5Ward 6Ward 7Outlines are the Town’s Official Plan communities.

Elected October 26, 2026

The Town Clerk's official results. Takes office November 15, 2026, when the new term begins.

Mayor of Oakville: Jeff Knoll · mayoral results

  • Ward 1 results
    • Town Councillor: Alexandra Caldwell

    Acclaimed when nominations closed, so no vote was held: Jonathan McNeice (Town and Regional Councillor).

  • Ward 2 results
    • Town Councillor: Ray Chisholm
    • Town & Regional Councillor: Stacey Saunders
  • Ward 3 results
    • Town Councillor: Morgan Elliott

    Acclaimed when nominations closed, so no vote was held: Janet Haslett-Theall (Town and Regional Councillor).

  • Ward 4 results
    • Town Councillor: Peter Longo
    • Town & Regional Councillor: Roger Lapworth
  • Ward 5 results
    • Town Councillor: Audrey Wubbenhorst
    • Town & Regional Councillor: Mackenzie Grant
  • Ward 6 results
    • Town Councillor: Natalia Lishchyna

    Acclaimed when nominations closed, so no vote was held: Tom Adams (Town and Regional Councillor).

  • Ward 7 results
    • Town Councillor: Scott Xie
    • Town & Regional Councillor: Nav Nanda

Source: Declaration of Municipal Election Results, as published October 27; term start: Municipal Elections Act, 1996, s. 6(1); acclamations: Certified Candidates — 2026 Municipal Election.

The wards side by side

Current council (term ends November 14, 2026)

WardCurrent councillorsArea km²AddressesStreetsSchoolsHeritage propertiesLive applications
Ward 1Bronte Village and harbour, Bronte GO, Bronte Creek Provincial Park and the southwest corner of Palermo Village.Jonathan McNeice · TownSean O'Meara · Town and Regional22.49,43922555141
Ward 2Residential neighbourhoods including Glen Abbey, plus Oakville Harbour and Kerr Village, bounded by Sixteen Mile Creek on the east, with a band of commercial and employment land between the QEW and the railway.Ray Chisholm · TownCathy Duddeck · Town and Regional16.68,966254158422
Ward 3Sixteen Mile Creek to Lake Ontario: Downtown Oakville, Midtown and Oakville GO Station.Dave Gittings · TownJanet Haslett-Theall · Town and Regional18.48,293259770254
Ward 4Northwest Oakville around Dundas Street and Bronte Road, the historic village of Palermo and Glen Abbey Community Centre.Peter Longo · TownAllan Elgar · Town and Regional14.914,224303131114
Ward 5East of Sixteen Mile Creek: Sheridan College, River Oaks Community Centre, Oakville Place and Uptown Core.Jamie Bay · TownJeff Knoll · Town and Regional11.510,241208111112
Ward 6East Oakville subdivisions either side of Upper Middle Road, out to Winston Churchill Boulevard.Natalia Lishchyna · TownTom Adams · Town and Regional21.611,2052428823
Ward 7Most of the town north of Dundas Street, from Burlington to Eighth Line and north to Milton, including Sixteen Mile Sports Complex and the hospital.Scott Xie · TownNav Nanda · Town and Regional33.38,79219543879

Mayor: Rob Burton, first elected 2006. Council as the Town lists it on its Mayor and Council page; its term ends November 14, 2026. Who the Town Clerk's official results show elected on October 26, 2026 is listed above the table. Schools are those whose address falls inside the ward; heritage properties and applications are counted from the Town’s records by location.

How this database works

The Town of Oakville publishes its ward boundaries and every civic address as open data. OakvilleIQ counts the addresses on each street inside each ward, places the Province’s school list, the Town’s heritage register and its planning applications inside the boundaries, and measures which Official Plan communities each ward takes in. Streets are published as names with address counts only; no individual address is listed.

Ward boundaries change between elections. This copy is rebuilt from the Town’s layer and the date checked is shown; the Town’s own ward pages are linked from every ward page and are authoritative for who represents an address.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence — Town of Oakville. Licence.

Sources

Every factual claim above traces to one of these documents.

  1. Town of Oakville

    Ward Boundaries (open data layer)

    Retrieved October 25, 2026

  2. Town of Oakville

    Address Points (open data layer)

    Retrieved October 25, 2026

  3. Town of Oakville

    Mayor and Council

    Retrieved October 25, 2026