National Indigenous Peoples Day is on June 21. This is a day for all Canadians to recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures and ongoing contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. Additional Info...

The Downtown Pedestrian Zone prepares to reopen on May 19 exclusively to pedestrians, cyclists, skateboarders and transit, setting in motion plans for activation on Canada Day in the downtown activity hub. Read on...

The Town of Banff is calling on all residents of Banff to take part in the 2023 Community Social Assessment to help identify ways to make improvements for people who live here. Read on...

The Town of Banff is launching a roof sprinkler incentive program approved by Town Council in January, offering Banff homeowners discounted sprinkler kits to use in the event of advancing wildfire. Read on...

The municipal water services crew was quick to address blue substance appearing in Bow River at storm water discharge. Read on...

The Town of Banff will close its main street to vehicles in the downtown core on Monday, May 15, in preparation for the reopening of the Downtown Pedestrian Zone. Read on...

The Town of Banff is hosting a Disaster Readiness Day to showcase the equipment, vehicles and crews that would respond in the event of an emergency. Read on...

The Town of Banff has commissioned Ipsos opinion research firm to call Banff residents through the rest of April to measure their satisfaction with services and gauge community priorities. Read on...

The Town of Banff is celebrating World Heritage Day on April 18 by encouraging residents and visitors to experience the rich history of the mountain community by touring the many heritage buildings in Banff. Read on...

Town of Banff crews start townwide street sweeping today and will continue through next week and into May – if the spring-like weather continues. Read on...

Registration is now open for Spring/Summer classes and programs. Classes and Programs

We’ve digitized municipal heritage files to bring you an interactive map of over 170 heritage sites in Banff, with details and photos. Heritage Finder

The Town of Banff has begun mailing property assessment notices, starting the Assessment Review Period – the time homeowners have to review and potentially ask to change their property’s assessed market value. Read on...

A new bylaw will ban certain throw-away items business give to customers, require food and beverage operations to serve in reusable cups, plates and utensils. Read on...

Smoking and vaping of tobacco and nicotine products will not be allowed in most public places in the town of Banff starting February 1, to reduce the health risks associated with second-hand smoke. Read on...

The Nancy Pauw Bridge officially opened today, creating a new crossing over the Bow River that will help reduce vehicle use. Read on...

The Town of Banff opens new space for recreation, fitness and community connections Read on...

The Town of Banff has published the 2023 Service Review documents to solicit feedback and kick off the annual Council deliberations. Read on...