Oakville is a prestigious waterfront community with a small-town feel. With a charming downtown, internationally-recognized schools, and active residents, Oakville has become a very sought-after place to live.

There are amazing trail systems throughout the area and an abundance of parks, including Bronte Creek, Coronation Park, and Gairloch Gardens. Make a visit to Bronte Harbour for a taste of lakeside living, or spend some time at Glen Abbey Golf Club, home of the Canadian Open.

Oakville has some of the best public, Catholic, and independent schools in the GTA, including Sheridan College, one of the top animation schools in the world. Oakville’s real estate has had the best inflation rate in the GTA over the last 30 years and its residents have the highest income per capita.

Burlington has been ranked one of the top five cities in Canada by MoneySense Magazine — and when you experience its great restaurants, diverse real estate, and access to beautiful parks, it’s easy to see why!

This is a well-kept, family-oriented city with a downtown that offers plenty of opportunities to shop, dine, and enjoy time with family. You’ll have your choice of real estate here, from single-family homes and condos to great rural properties and farms, with many affordable options.

If you love spending time outdoors, you’ll love Burlington. There’s a seemingly endless number of stunning parks and gardens, including Spencer Smith Park, the Royal Botanical Gardens, Mount Nemo Conservation Area, and the beach at Beachway Park.

If you’re looking for a community that’s safe, diverse, and supportive — and growing rapidly — Milton might be the perfect fit. This town is ideal for families, newcomers to Canada, and those searching for abundant farmland.

While Milton has a quaint downtown to enjoy, it’s also conveniently located near many parks and outdoor attractions. You have Crawford Lake, Kelso Provincial Park, and Rattlesnake Point for hiking, camping, and swimming, as well as several great golf courses, the Bruce Trail, and the Glen Eden ski hills.

You can shop at the Toronto Premium Outlet Mall, take in fields of fresh lavender at Terre Bleu Lavender Farm, pick fresh apples at Chudleigh’s Apple Farm, and get even more local produce at Springridge Farm.

Mississauga is more than a sprawling urban landscape — it’s a truly multicultural area with plenty of unique communities to explore.

Mississauga is especially ideal for commuters. It not only has cross-city transportation and access to GO Transit, but it’s close to Pearson International Airport as well. By 2024, it will also have an LRT system that will service Hurontario-Burnhamthorpe to Brampton.

With so much to do in the city, you’ll hardly ever need to leave! There are several golf courses and sports facilities, as well as the Art Gallery of Mississauga and the Living Arts Centre. Take a shopping trip to Square One, or if you’re craving a day outside, hit the beautiful trails throughout the Rattray Marsh Conservation Area.

Mississauga is a large corporate hub — sixty of the Fortune 500 companies have their Canadian head offices here. It’s also home to several highly-rated schools, including Cawthra Parks Secondary School (known for its Regional Arts Program), University of Toronto Mississauga, and Sheridan College’s Hazel McCallion Campus.

Located just outside of Hamilton, Ancaster is a beautiful, mostly rural area with a mature natural landscape. Ancaster Village in particular is full of character and charm, with its many historical landmarks, independent shops, and restaurants, including the charming Ancaster Mill.

Nearby Hamilton is home to over 100 waterfalls, and the natural beauty extends to Ancaster. With the town perched atop the Niagara Escarpment, you’ll love the views of the changing leaves in Dundas Valley and hikes along the Bruce Trail.

It’s also the perfect place to immerse yourself in local history. Spend a day visiting the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, where you’ll find a complete collection of the aircraft flown by the Canadian military from World War II to the present-day.