Our Kids Network Neighbourhood Profiles

The neighbourhood profiles provide local data for 27 neighbourhoods across Halton. They provide an integrated and detailed picture of the well-being of children 0 to 12 years-old and their families. Use the profiles to learn more about Halton neighbourhoods, and to identify concerns and opportunities to better support children and their families.

Data sources for the Neighbourhood Profiles include:

• Statistics Canada (2016)
• Early Development Instrument (2015)
• Education and Accountability Office (2015/2016)
• IntelliHEALTH Ontario (2015/2016)
• Kindergarten Parent Survey (2018)
• Tell Them From Me/OurSCHOOL Elementary School Survey (2015/2016)

What is a neighbourhood?

Our Kids Network partners, researchers, and community professionals have identified 27 different neighbourhoods for the purpose of collecting, analyzing and sharing important local research - one the hallmarks of OKN’s work in Halton. The neighbourhoods’ borders reflect Statistics Canada census boundaries, and natural, transportation, municipal, regional boundaries. 

Each neighbourhood must have at least 50 children who are 5 years old. The neighbourhood boundaries must be meaningful and recognizable to the community residents.

OKN Neighbourhood Profile Data Glossary

1. Acton
2. Aldershot
3. Central Burlington
4. Central East Burlington
5. Central West Burlington
6. East Milton
7. Escarpment
8. Glen Abbey
9. Lower East Milton
10. North Bronte Oakville
11. North Burlington
12. North Central Oakville
13. North East Oakville
14. North Georgetown
15. River Oaks
16. Rural North Halton
17. South Central Burlington
18. South Central Milton
19. South Central Oakville
20. South East Burlington
21. South East Oakville
22. South Georgetown
23. South West Oakville
24. The Orchard
25. Upper East Milton
26. Upper Glen Abbey
27. West Milton