People in Alton come from 117 different ethnic origins, and 42% are first-generation immigrants, while 31% are second-generation immigrants.

People Demographics: Alton Village is home to a diverse population, with a mix of young families, professionals, and older adults. The neighborhood attracts many professionals and families looking for newer homes in a suburban setting, with a strong sense of community.

Households: Most households in Alton Village are family-oriented, with a high rate of homeownership. The area is known for its detached and semi-detached homes, offering spacious, modern living spaces, making it a desirable location for families and professionals looking for a contemporary lifestyle in Burlington.

Neighbourhood Households - 3115

Families with kids make up 68% of households in Alton, while couples without children make up 16% of households and 10% of households have one person living alone.

Neighbourhood Population - 10,637

Most Common Ethnic Origins
English - 16%, East Indian - 14%
Canadian - 12%, Irish - 11%
Scottish - 10%

Travelling by car during normal traffic is approximately 40 minutes. There is an HOV lane on 403/QEW for two or more passengers until QEW. During the rush hours, expect delays. 

During the morning rush hours, travelling by express GO train to Toronto from the Appleby GO Station to Union Station is 44 minutes. The all-stop train takes approximately 56 minutes. There are two surface-free parking lots at Appleby GO Station.