Midtown News

An important story has emerged from Oakville, outlining We Love Oakville's activities to rally against the large-scale development plan in Midtown Oakville. The Oakville Beaver recently covered this issue, highlighting the community’s efforts to stop the province’s plan for an 11-tower transit-oriented community near the Oakville GO Station. Residents Unite Against the Midtown Development On December 2, the residents’ group We Love Oakville organized a meeting at Maple Grove

Crisis in Midtown: Queen’s Park Isn’t Listening! We are told by numerous sources that Infrastructure Ontario plans to release its revised Oakville Midtown TOC plan imminently – although all signs indicate it will be very similar to the prior plan in terms of content. A Local Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for October 7th, 2025, for review of the revised plan was cancelled and has yet to be rescheduled. [NOTE: This paragraph was updated on November 13th, after the origin

Midtown Official Plan Amendment (OPA 70): Where We Stand The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing has posted Oakville’s Official...

We Love Oakville (WLO) is a grassroots, not-for-profit organization made up of residents' associations from across Oakville. We advocate...

Midtown Official Plan Amendment (OPA 70): Where We Stand On February 18, 2025, Oakville Town Council unanimously approved OPA 70,...

On May 1, Councillors Haslett-Theall and Gittings introduced a notice motion to Council calling for a detailed staff report on advocacy...

On Friday, April 28th, WeLoveOakville wrote to MPP Crawford. The letter to MPP Crawford notes While we view this dialogue as a positive...

On Friday, April 25th, WeLoveOakville wrote to the Mayor & Town Councillors. The letter to the Mayor was to request an update on the...

On February 26, investigative reporter Sheila Wang of the Toronto Star published a story on Midtown, highlighting the problematic process behind the TOC proposal.   This article reinforces what WLO has been saying all along: the TOC proposal is deeply flawed and does not serve Oakville’s interests.