Oakville Transit changes trip times on five routes from November 1, and Route 14A is back on its regular routing
Oakville Transit updates trip times on five routes from November 1; Route 14A is back on its regular routing.
Oakville ward
Ward 4 is represented by Peter Longo and Allan Elgar. It covers 14.9 km² and 14,224 civic addresses on 303 streets, taking in the Town's Glen Abbey, Palermo Village communities, with 13 schools, 11 heritage properties and 14 live planning applications inside it.
Northwest Oakville around Dundas Street and Bronte Road, the historic village of Palermo and Glen Abbey Community Centre. (the Town’s description; its Ward 4 page has meeting notices and contacts).
Current council (term ends November 14, 2026)
The Town’s Official Plan communities, with the share of each community’s outline that falls inside Ward 4.
OakvilleIQ reporting tagged to a neighbourhood that lies in Ward 4, newest first.
Oakville Transit updates trip times on five routes from November 1; Route 14A is back on its regular routing.
Conservation Halton is updating flood hazard maps for three Oakville creek systems; a resident survey closes December 14.
This week's Oakville deadlines and closures, October 20 to 26, from the voters' list cut-off to Election Day.
Halton's Bronte Road study recommends six lanes from Wyecroft north; comments close October 14.
Oakville's mid-year books: a small projected surplus, fire overtime, and Khalsa Gate's hydro stays overhead.
The Town wants heritage status for the 19th-century Wilkinson-Pigott Farm near Palermo.
Records in the Town’s planning-application files for Ward 4 that are live: 6 under review, 1 under appeal and 7 approved but not complete. Listed below, largest first: the ward’s 11 active significant projects, each grouping the Town’s records for one site.
The trustee seats for Ward 4 electors in the October 26, 2026 election, by school support, and who the Town Clerk's official results show elected or who was acclaimed (no vote was held for an acclaimed seat). Trustees serve the 2026–2030 term.
Streets with at least one civic address inside the ward, with the number of addresses. A street that crosses a ward line appears under both wards; the A to Z list shows the split.
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