The private lake is what defines living here — access through the McKenzie Lake Living Association means the beach, the paddling, and the fishing are reserved for residents. The neighbourhood organizes around that fact: the lake path is where people run, walk the dog, and cross paths with the same faces season after season. Schools are embedded in the community — McKenzie Lake School and St. John Henry Newman School both sit nearby — so weekday mornings have a settled, familiar rhythm. McKenzie Towne sits directly adjacent and handles most practical errands, close enough that residents rarely think of it as a separate place. The I.D.A. covers the pharmacy run without leaving the neighbourhood, and transit routes along the southern corridor connect to Mahogany and Cranston for anything further afield.

11,419
Population
89.5%
Owner-Occupied
40.8
Median Age
$77,070
Avg Income
18.4%
Visible Minority

Census 2021

The Vibe

614trees per 1,000
498city avg
35parks
Kevin Jones
1cafes
1bakeries

The Economy

$775,735avg assessed
$717,869city avg
detached
4k
semi detached
6
row
337
10.1xprice-to-income
11.2xcity avg
$1,500avg rent
Here
10.1
City
11.2
60permits (12mo)
14active licenses
Retail
6
Food Service
6
Other
1
Personal Service
1

The Infrastructure

5.6crimes per 1,000
18.7city avg
3.5stops per 1,000
4.5city avg
14.9 kmto downtown
Route 14 — Bridlewood/Cranston
Route 75 — Somerset - Mahogany
Route 92 — McKenzie Towne
200per 1,000
296city avg