Ward 3 - All Candidates Meeting
The five Ward 3 Residents’ Associations** hosted an All Candidates Meeting on September 29th, in the cafeteria at Oakville Trafalgar High School. The room was full for the event, standing room only. Organizers estimate a crowd of more than 500 residents. All five Mayoral candidates, Rob Burton, Arvind Choudary, Julia Hanna, Jeff Knoll and Sean O’Meara, and both Ward 3 Town Councillor candidates, Morgan Elliott and Jen Zhou, participated in the question-and-answer sessions.
Sep 302 min read
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Mayoral Candidates Put On The Record on Midtown [News Release]
WLO publishes the Mayoral candidates’ responses to key questions about the future of Midtown Oakville OAKVILLE, ON September 28, 2026 – With Midtown Oakville facing major decisions about its future, We Love Oakville (WLO) has asked all of Oakville’s mayoral candidates to respond to a series of questions on the issues that will shape Midtown and affect residents across our town. Today, WLO is publishing the responses received to date from the mayoral candidates on three import
Sep 282 min read
Oakville Transit Oriented Community MZO’s and a Proposed Refinement
Because thousands of Oakville residents have shown up, spoken up, emailed, texted, hosted signs, rallied, and refused to disengage, the Midtown issue has not quietly disappeared the way Infrastructure Ontario clearly hoped it would.
Apr 193 min read
Letter to Mayor re: March 23, Planning & Development Meeting
From: George Niblock Date: Thu, Mar 26, 2026 at 11:31 AM Subject: Open Letter to Mayor Burton from We Love Oakville To: Mayor Rob Burton Dear Mayor Burton, At Oakville’s Planning and Development meeting on March 23, you tabled agenda item “9.1 Confidential – TOC Update.” In camera, this became a decision-making session on a “confidential direction” from your office, culminating in a narrow 8–6 public vote, with no substantive details disclosed to residents. You called thi
Mar 304 min read
This Isn’t Over: Why Oakville Must Hold the Line on Midtown (January Update)
Because thousands of Oakville residents have shown up, spoken up, emailed, texted, hosted signs, rallied, and refused to disengage, the Midtown issue has not quietly disappeared the way Infrastructure Ontario clearly hoped it would.
Jan 304 min read
Letter to Mayor & Councillors re: Town Report
From: Jim Goodfellow < jlgoodfellow@mac.com > Date: January 26, 2026 at 11:25:05 AM EST To: Rob Burton Mayor < Mayor@oakville.ca >, council@oakville.ca Cc: stephen.crawford@pc.ola.org , tod.mccarthy@pc.ola.org , rob.flack@pc.ola.org , Clerks Town < TownClerk@oakville.ca > Subject: ERO 025-1368 - Provincial priority request for four (4) Minister’s Zoning Orders for the Transit-Oriented Community in the Town of Oakville Dear Mayor Burton and Councillors, We are writin
Jan 306 min read
WeLoveOakville - ERO Submission
We Love Oakville (via Jim Goodfellow), submitted formal feedback to the Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO) regarding four Minister’s Zoning Orders (MZOs) for the Transit-Oriented Community (TOC) lands in Midtown Oakville. Information was also forwarded to Minister McCarthy and shared with media in a press release. Although the deadline has passed, information on the ERO process is online here
Jan 191 min read
Minister’s Zoning Orders: What They Are — and Why Oakville Should Be Alarmed
Because thousands of Oakville residents have shown up, spoken up, emailed, texted, hosted signs, rallied, and refused to disengage, the Midtown issue has not quietly disappeared the way Infrastructure Ontario clearly hoped it would.
Dec 22, 20253 min read
The Pressure Is Working — But the Stakes Are Rising (Dec Update)
Because thousands of Oakville residents have shown up, spoken up, emailed, texted, hosted signs, rallied, and refused to disengage, the Midtown issue has not quietly disappeared the way Infrastructure Ontario clearly hoped it would.
Dec 16, 20254 min read