The 2020 Recycling Round-Up is Saturday, October 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Beaver Street Recycling Depot, next to the Fire Hall. Annual Recycling Round-Up
As part of an ongoing effort to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the Town of Banff has installed a REALice water treatment system for ice resurfacing in The Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre. Read on...
Registration is open for fall/winter classes and programs. Sign up for via ferrata, yoga, ice climbing, cooking, first aid, avalanche training and much more. Read on...
A rainbow has proudly returned to the Town of Banff, providing a bright path for thousands of visitors and residents each day, while celebrating the community’s diversity. Read on...
The Town of Banff, through the Community Art Committee, is pleased to invite Canadian artists to put forth proposals for a high-impact public art project in a newly re-envisioned public space in downtown Banff. Call to Artists
CP Rail is replacing the bridge over Echo Creek west of Mt. Norquay Road from August 15 to September 30. Norquay Road will be temporarily closed Aug. 26. Read on...
Banff Town Council voted on Aug. 10 to publicly release an independent investigation that found no wrongdoing of the Mayor or Council, after an individual who made a complaint began delivering to Banff homes a letter repeating disproved allegations. Read on...
Resource helps Banff residents prepare for emergencies such as flooding and wildfire, while masks improve community safety during COVID pandemic. Read on...
The Province of Alberta announced earlier today that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Canada Infrastructure Bank to explore the feasibility of a passenger rail service. Read on...
Banff & Lake Louise Tourism, Parks Canada, the Town of Banff, and Banff & Lake Louise Hospitality Association created the Banff & Lake Louise Economic Task Force to deliver a phased plan to safely and effectively re-open the economy in Banff National Park Read on...
The Town of Banff is mailing the monthly utility bill for water, sewer and waste services to properties, but account holders are reminded that payment deferrals remain in place. Read on...
The Town of Banff has launched a major reconstruction project designed to bring significant pedestrian-focused enhancements to a key commercial and service centre in the community. Read on...
Wolverine Street, between Grizzly Street and the alley, will be closed September 21 to October 2 to replace a sewer line. Detours will be in place. Read on...
Lynx Street, between Caribou Street and Wolf Street, will be closed from September 21 to October 4 to construct a crosswalk and bump-outs. Detours will be in place. Read on...
Squirrel Street, between Elk Street and Moose Street, will be closed from 8-8:40 a.m. and from 2:30-3:10 p.m. daily throughout the school year to allow school buses to safely drop off students at Banff Elementary School... Read on...
The Temporary Mask Bylaw will continue inside publicly accessible buildings and outside on sidewalks in the downtown core. Council gave three readings to the bylaw to extend its use after the downtown pedestrian zone closed and Banff Avenue re-opened... Read on...
The Town will look for opportunities to make improvements to public safety at the “Banff Sign” site on Norquay Road. Council reviewed options that included moving the sign to a new location, but ultimately voted to keep the sign where it is as an... Read on...
Council approved starting public engagement on the St. Julien Road Reconstruction Project. The project, which has been on the books since 2006, will include complete reconstruction of the roadway, the addition of a path to run the full west side of the... Read on...
