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Survivors’ Flag Ceremony helps mark National Day for Truth & Reconciliation
Media are invited to attend an event to introduce a Survivors Flag to Banff Town Hall and commemorate National Day for Truth and Reconciliation activities. Read on... -
Bus lane & trail project to improve traffic on Mountain Ave.
The Town of Banff is kicking off a new traffic-improvement project with public information sessions about the addition of an express bus lane and multi-use trail on Mountain Ave. Read on... -
Register for Fall/Winter Programs
Plan your winter! Fall/winter classes and programs will be posted online starting Sept. 1. Registration opens Sept. 7 at 8 a.m. Additional Info... -
Pavilion sets a new standard for sustainable building in Banff
The new pavilion building has opened at the Banff Recreation Grounds, providing accessible and universal washrooms and a gathering space for local non-profits and Banff residents who use amenities in the area. Read on... -
Banff residents urged to help shape future of Town
The Town of Banff is calling on residents to help update its Community Plan – the top plan that guides all decisions in the municipality for the next 10 years. Read on... -
Town’s roof sprinklers program aims to help keep Banff homes safe from wildfire embers
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... -
Town starts Foxtail remediation at dog park
Specialists in vegetation management are beginning the process of removing the hazardous foxtail plant from the Recreation Grounds Dog Park next week, which will allow the park to be reopened later this month. Read on... -
Bylaw to help reduce single-use items going to landfill or littering Banff
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... -
Banff unveils performers for Canada Day shows
The Town of Banff has released the list of performers and locations for this year’s July 1 celebrations in the heart of the national park community. Read on... -
Banff paves way to better roads and trails
The Town of Banff invests in pavement repairs each year to maintain smooth streets and trails, especially for cyclists and skateboarders, who are required to use the road network, and for Roam Transit users, coach riders and drivers. Read on... -
Town asks residents: how can you live your best life in Banff?
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... -
Heritage Finder
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 -
Oh Bento and Food Service Contracting at The Fenlands
The operators of Oh Bento Banff started an online petition advocating for an extension on their 5-year lease of space in The Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre, rather than bidding in the open tender process for the operator for the next 5-year period. Read on... -
Banff Gets Ready for Disasters
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... -
Banff’s Pedestrian Zone to host Canada Day activities
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... -
Banff Downtown Pedestrian Zone set to reopen
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... -
Banff phone survey calls on residents for feedback and priorities
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... -
Banff showcases historical buildings for World Heritage Day
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... -
Banff joins spring cleaning with street sweeping
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... -
Banff property owners encouraged to check assessed value
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... -
Banff expands smoke-free areas February 1
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... -
Banff invites resident input as 2023 Service Review about to start
The Town of Banff has published the 2023 Service Review documents to solicit feedback and kick off the annual Council deliberations. Read on...
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