About Our Region

The Mississauga Halton LHIN covers approximately 900 square kilometres and includes the municipalities of South Etobicoke, Mississauga, Halton Hills, Oakville, and Milton.

Additional LHIN Resources:

Mississauga Halton LHIN Sub-regions Map (PDF)
Detailed LHIN Boundary Description (PDF)

There are seven health sub-regions identified by the Mississauga Halton LHIN, based on existing care patterns.

Health Sub-Region	Municipalities and Communities
Halton Hills	Acton Ashgrove Boston Delrex Georgetown Glen Williams Hornby Limehouse Marywood Meadows	Moore Park Norval Scotch Block Silver Creek Speyside Stewarttown Whaley's Corners Wildwood
Milton	401 Industrial Area Beaty Bowes Bronte Meadows Clarke Coates Cobden Dempsey Derry Green Industrial Dorset Park Esquesing Fallingbrook Ford	Forest Grove Harrison Milton Heights Mountain View Nassagaweya Nelson Old Milton Scott Timberlea Trafalgar Valley View Walker Willmott
Oakville	Bronte Bronte Creek Central Oakville Clearview—Sherwood Heights College Park Falgarwood Ford Glen Abbey Joshua Creek Morrison	Old Oakville Queen Elizabeth River Oaks Rural Oakville Southwest Oakville Wedgewood Creek West Oak Trails West Oakville Westmount Winston Park
North West Mississauga	Lisgar Meadowvale South Meadowvale Village Meadowvale West	Riverview Streetsville Vista Heights
South West Mississauga	Birchwood Clarkson Erin Mills Erindale Erindale Woodlands Glen Leven Lorne Park Lorne Park Estates	Meadow Wood Park Royal Rattray Park Estates Sheridan Homelands Sheridan Park Sherwood Forrest Snider
East Mississauga	Applewood Acres Applewood Heights Applewood Hills Britannia Burnhamthorpe Cooksville Dixie Fairview	Lakeview Markland Woods Mississauga Valley Orchard Heights Port Credit Shep Summerville
South Etobicoke	Alderwood Eringate—Centennial—West Deane Etobicoke West Mall Islington—City Centre West*	Long Branch Markland Wood Princess—Rosethorn

* area extends into the Toronto Central LHIN

Mississauga Halton LHIN – Boundary Description

The Mississauga Halton LHIN boundaries have been defined primarily by upper and lower-tier municipality borders. As a result, in many places the boundaries do not follow roads.

Upper-tier municipalities included in the Mississauga Halton LHIN:

Parts of:

Halton
Peel
GTA

Northern Boundary:
Note: The northern boundary of the Mississauga Halton LHIN follows mostly the borders of the upper-tier municipality of Halton and lower-tier municipality of Mississauga.

From just north of the Nassagaweya/Puslinch Town Line and Arkell Road – moving west to east:

East along a line that becomes Eramosa/Milton Town Line (jogs south to avoid Eden Mills)
East along the Eramosa-Milton Town Line which becomes Highway 7 East
East on Hwy 7 to the Eramosa-Erin Town Line. Continue on the Erin-Halton Town Line East to Winston Churchill Blvd.
South on Winston Churchill Blvd to Hwy 407
The boundary follows the Mississauga municipal boundary east, which runs just south of the Hwy 407 to Hurontario (Hwy 10)
South on Hurontario to Hwy 401
East on Hwy 401 to Eglinton Avenue
East on Eglinton Ave. to Islington Ave.

Eastern Boundary:
Note: The boundary does not follow major roads as it was designed to accommodate an entire Census Tract (CT). Census tracts are small statistical subdivisions designed to be relatively permanent. Census tracts typically have between 2 500 and 8 000 people and to be homogeneous with respect to population characteristics, economic status, and living conditions. Census tracts never cross county boundaries and the size varies depending on the density of the population. They are designed to be fixed to allow comparisons over time but are occasionally split or combined to reflect significant changes in geography.

From Islington Avenue and Eglinton Avenue:

South on Islington Avenue to the Gardiner Expressway
West on the Gardiner Expressway past Kipling Avenue to the railway tracks just east of Wickman Road
Follow the rail tracks south until they intersect with the east/west rail line (at the top of 26th Street).
Continue south on 26th Street to Carnation Avenue
East on Carnation Avenue to 24th Street
South on 24th Street to Lakeshore Blvd
East on Lakeshore Blvd. to 23rd Street
South on 23rd Street to Lake Ontario

Southern Boundary:

From the East, the southern boundary runs along the lake shore from 23rd Street in Toronto to Burloak Drive in Burlington.

Western Boundary:
Note: The western boundary has been defined primarily by upper and lower-tier municipality borders. As a result, in many places the boundaries do not follow roads.

From the south at Burloak Drive and Lake Ontario moving north:

North on Burloak Drive to Upper Middle Road, continue north in the same direction (not following the road) until Tremaine Road
Continue north on Tremaine Road past Hwy 407 to the 1st Sideroad / Burnhamthorpe Road West
West on 1st Sideroad until it ends
At the end of 1st Sideroad, turn north (does not follow a road) until Bell School Line
Continue on Bell School Line to Derry Road
West on Derry Road to Milburough Town Line
North on Milburough Town Line to Hwy 401 (Milburough Town Line ends)
Continue straight north from the end of Milburough Town Line, across Hwy 401 to Nassagaweya/Puslinch Town Line
Continue north on the Nassagaweya/Puslinch Town Line (which continues intermittently north as a road). The LHIN boundary essentially follows this road as a straight line to just north of Arkell Road

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