Milton South, made personal.

The restaurants, pubs and cafes of historic Main Street — patios, breweries and global kitchens in Victorian storefronts, the dining heart of old downtown Milton.

The cafes, bakeries and dessert spots along Main Street — coffee houses, brunch and sweets in the heritage storefronts of Milton's walkable old downtown.

The casual restaurants and takeout in the Timberlea plazas along Main West — pizza, pubs, global casual and family spots serving the established community.

The casual restaurants and takeout serving Bronte Meadows around Bronte and Main — pizza, halal, global casual and family spots near the hospital.

The casual restaurants and takeout serving Dorset Park around Thompson and Laurier — pizza, pubs, global casual and family spots in the established east-side plazas.

Old Milton's community mall on Ontario Street near Main — a grocery, services and everyday shops a short walk from the historic downtown and the GO station.

The Timberlea plazas around Main West and Thompson — a grocery, pharmacy, bakery, banks and the everyday shops of an established 1970s-80s community.

The additional plazas and services along Ontario Street serving Timberlea — supermarkets, clinics, salons and the everyday shopping of southwest Milton.

Milton's acute-care hospital on Bronte Street South, part of Halton Healthcare — a recently expanded community hospital with an emergency department serving the whole town.

The plazas and supermarkets around Thompson and Laurier serving Dorset Park — grocers, pharmacies, banks, bakeries and the everyday shops of the east side.

The schools serving Old Milton, including Milton District HS and the historic downtown public and Catholic elementary schools — community schools near Main Street.

The schools serving Timberlea, including the local public and Catholic elementary schools — community schools among the established streets west of Ontario Street.

The schools serving Bronte Meadows, including the local public and Catholic elementary schools — community schools among the family streets by the hospital.

The secondary schools serving the Bronte Meadows and west side, including the nearby public and Catholic high schools for the family neighbourhoods.

The schools serving Dorset Park, including the local public and Catholic elementary schools — community schools among the established streets east of downtown.

The beloved Mill Pond and Rotary Park beside Main Street — a walking loop, fountains, ducks and the setting for Milton's downtown festivals and the Farmers' Market.

The neighbourhood parks and green corridors through Timberlea — playgrounds, sports fields and trails serving the mature family streets in Milton's southwest.

The neighbourhood parks and green corridors through Bronte Meadows — playgrounds, sports fields and trails serving the family streets along Bronte Street.

The namesake neighbourhood park off Laurier — a playground, ball diamonds, splash pad and open green serving the surrounding established east-side streets.

The green corridors and Sixteen Mile Creek trails along Dorset Park's edge — quiet walking and cycling paths and creekside green linking the east side to downtown.