Calendar

The annual SnowDays celebration is a highlight of the winter season in Banff National Park; a free 12-day long event held during January, centred around massive snow sculptures in downtown Banff. Occurring at the same time as the Ice Magic Festival in Lake Louise, you’ll have plenty of winter creations to explore throughout the park.

As a continuation of our International Mountain Day celebrations, Banff Public Library is pleased to present a speaker series on the importance of mountain areas in terms of health, well-being, and ecological sustainability. In partnership with Banff Centre and Town of Banff. Supported by the Canadian Mountain Network, a member of the Networks of Centres of Excellence Canada program.

The Lake Louise to Banff Loppet is scheduled for Sunday January 19. The alternate date is Sunday, January 26.

Learn about avalanche risks associated with backcountry and out-of-bounds travel – featuring presentations by snow safety experts, films from Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival, door prizes and a trade show. This event is FREE! ARRIVE EARLY to check out the trade show which will feature exhibitors who will also be donating great prizes to this event! Films featured will be announced in January. Presented in partnership with Avalanche Canada. Suitable for ages 14 and up. This is the 22nd Annual Avalanche Awareness Night held at Banff Centre!

Mountain Madness is a fun, multi-sport race with teams of five competing in a five-leg relay from the top of Mount Norquay to the finish line in town. Entry includes an awards function, and food & drink tickets for each team member. Deadline to register has been extended to January 16.

As a continuation of our International Mountain Day celebrations, Banff Public Library is pleased to present a speaker series on the importance of mountain areas in terms of health, well-being, and ecological sustainability. In partnership with Banff Centre and Town of Banff. Supported by the Canadian Mountain Network, a member of the Networks of Centres of Excellence Canada program.

Join us for an evening of Indigenous food, cultural learning and discussion in recognition of international mountain day. Hear the stories of indigenous people in Banff, their history in the mountains and the importance of place. 5 p.m. start followed by by discussion until 7 p.m. From 7-8 p.m. stay for informal conversations and explore additional resources. Limited tickets available. Call 403.762.1251 or register online at banff.ca/register

Register to be a part of the Banff Parking Proposal Workshop. This session will involve participation from all attendees. Discuss the proposal, provide feedback, and bring new ideas. The workshop will be held Thursday, January 30 starting at 6 p.m.

As a continuation of our International Mountain Day celebrations, Banff Public Library is pleased to present a speaker series on the importance of mountain areas in terms of health, well-being, and ecological sustainability. In partnership with Banff Centre and Town of Banff. Supported by the Canadian Mountain Network, a member of the Networks of Centres of Excellence Canada program.

This is a two-day course on how to safely travel through avalanche terrain. The first day consists of lectures on the characteristics of avalanches, the mountain snowpack, avalanche terrain and backcountry travel as well as an outdoor session covering avalanche transceivers. The second day is spent in the field (in the Bow Summit area) where we discuss how weather, snowpack and terrain interact to create avalanches and how we can avoid them. This course is based on the standards set by the Canadian Avalanche Centre and a certificate of completion is awarded to those who attend.

Want to enjoy a home cooked meal, meet new people and play some games? Then you should join us every Wednesday for BanffLIFE Pasta Night. BanffLIFE is the best connection and resource for young adults aged 18 – 30. All programs and events are dedicated to promoting and building a healthy lifestyle for young adults living and working in Banff and Lake Louise.

Learn the basics of ice climbing, and get introduced to a new adventure. In a small group you’ll learn from some of the best climbers and guides in the Bow Valley. Transportation, and most equipment provided. No experience necessary.

This is a two-day course on how to safely travel through avalanche terrain. The first day consists of lectures on the characteristics of avalanches, the mountain snowpack, avalanche terrain and backcountry travel as well as an outdoor session covering avalanche transceivers. The second day is spent in the field (in the Bow Summit area) where we discuss how weather, snowpack and terrain interact to create avalanches and how we can avoid them. This course is based on the standards set by the Canadian Avalanche Centre and a certificate of completion is awarded to those who attend.

Want to enjoy a home cooked meal, meet new people and play some games? Then you should join us every Wednesday for BanffLIFE Pasta Night. BanffLIFE is the best connection and resource for young adults aged 18 – 30. All programs and events are dedicated to promoting and building a healthy lifestyle for young adults living and working in Banff and Lake Louise.

Casual space with couches and tables where you can enjoy your own company or connect with others. Coffee & tea is always on for 25c. Come in & play games, read, work on your laptop, use the music room, have a chat or bring your lunch.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Mountains Adventurers is an outdoor program where students go canoeing, mountain biking, rock climbing, and more. Led by qualified staff who specialize in outdoor recreation. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation.

Drop-in Sticks & Pucks is unstructured ice time for all ages. Work on stick handling or just have fun on the ice. Helmets and gloves are required.

Drop-in Youth Shinny is an informal game of hockey for players 4+. Full gear is required.

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, supervised, safe place for youth in Grades 7 to 10 to play in a variety of non-competitive sports every Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Banff Community High School. You get to help set the night's agenda, choosing your sport and other activities. Snacks and beverages, plus small giveaways are part of the evening.

An hour-long drop-in program for children ages 0-6 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, stories, crafts, and play which help to promote positive adult-child interaction and healthy brain development. Snacks are provided.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Join Parks Canada interpreters in Banff Avenue Square for winter stories and activities. Saturdays, 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. NOTE: Programs may be cancelled due to extreme weather.

Bundle up for a winter walk with a Parks Canada guide. Come prepared to experience the wonder and cold of the season as you search for signs of Banff’s winter wildlife. Meet at the Banff Train Station then walk along the Fenland Trail. Register in person with Parks Canada Visitor Centre staff (on Banff Avenue) by 12 p.m. the day of the walk. Group size is limited to 12 participants. Headlamps will be provided for the evening walks. NOTE: Programs may be cancelled due to extreme weather.

Bundle up for a winter walk with a Parks Canada guide. Come prepared to experience the wonder and cold of the season as you search for signs of Banff’s winter wildlife. Meet at the Banff Train Station then walk along the Fenland Trail. Register in person with Parks Canada Visitor Centre staff (on Banff Avenue) by 12 p.m. the day of the walk. Group size is limited to 12 participants. Headlamps will be provided for the evening walks. NOTE: Programs may be cancelled due to extreme weather.

Join us on Sundays throughout the school year where your little ones can meet friends, have active play, and ‘motor’ about in the gymnasium. Parent participation required. Ages 1 – 3. (No program on statutory holiday weekends)

Join Parks Canada interpreters in Banff Avenue Square for winter stories and activities. Sundays, 11:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. NOTE: Programs may be cancelled due to extreme weather.

Join us on Sundays to give your little ones opportunities to meet friends, have active play & motor around the gymnasium. Parent participation is required. For ages 5-8 years.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

FREE Family Drop-in Art Workshops. Join us for fun, family-friendly art-making activities! Enjoy time together as a family diving into delightful art projects. Registration for either session at 1:45 pm

Time for tinkering and repairing things together. Some ideas and help are provided by the staff, or you can bring your own inspiration and project. Some basic tools and sewing machines are available.

Learn to Curl in a fun, social and safe environment. You will have the opportunity to learn about curling and introductory skills by a member of our Instructor Team. All ages, but minors need to be with a parent or guardian.

Join other vinyl record fans and relax listening and sharing music. Bring your tunes to share or check out The Basement’s collection. Dancing not required!

Drop-in women's shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required. For ages 16+.

This fitness class focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. For ages 50+.

Casual space with couches and tables where you can enjoy your own company or connect with others. Coffee & tea is always on for 25c. Come in & play games, read, work on your laptop, use the music room, have a chat or bring your lunch.

Try Cross-Country Skiing is organized by Community Connections in the Bow Valley in partnership with Canmore Nordic Centre, Trail Sports and Alberta Parks. This is a free program, but registration is required.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 16+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Stop by Banff Elementary School and play Pickleball or Table Tennis. All skill levels welcome.

Yin Yoga is a slow-paced style of yoga with postures that are held for longer periods of time. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+.

Come with friends or come alone. You can play board games, foosball, and shuffleboard, or get creative with craft supplies and sewing machines. Some ideas and help are provided by staff, or you can bring your own project.

Join a game of basketball on Tuesdays at Banff Elementary School. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 16+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 40+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Broga is vinyasa flow yoga for men and people who identify as men. This is a slower-paced yoga practice combined with longer holds. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+. No registration required.

Go with the Flow Yoga is held during minor hockey practices at The Fenlands, ideal for parents looking for a quick, relaxing workout. For ages 16+

This class will help build on your basic knowledge of Spanish. A more intermediate level of reading, writing and speaking will be taught. Ages 16+.

Play badminton Tuesdays and Thursdays at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 13+.

Go with the Flow Yoga is held during minor hockey practices at The Fenlands, ideal for parents looking for a quick, relaxing workout. For ages 16+

Learn how to look after your outdoor clothing and gear with some simple tips, tricks and repairs – it’s good for your wallet and the environment! Different topics every week including best clothing for warmth, how to wash and dry down jackets, repair gloves etc.

Drop-in to Yin Yoga on Tuesdays at The Fenlands from 7:45-9 p.m.

Join a game of volleyball at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 16+.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required. For ages 16+.

Flow Yoga is a traditional approach to yoga that encourages breathing, flexibility, strength and vitality in the body while calming the mind. For ages 16+.

Enjoy a skate with your little ones napping in the stroller or skating by your side. Strollers, pylons, sleds and chairs are all permitted on the ice. All ages welcome.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 50+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Casual space with couches and tables where you can enjoy your own company or connect with others. Coffee & tea is always on for 25c. Come in & play games, read, work on your laptop, use the music room, have a chat or bring your lunch.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 16+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Miss the smell of home baked cookies? Help bake or just eat! Shirley will have a new recipe every week using some Food Rescue supplies.

Learn to Curl in a fun, social and safe environment. You will have the opportunity to learn about curling and introductory skills by a member of our Instructor Team. All ages, but minors need to be with a parent or guardian.

Stop by Banff Elementary School and play Pickleball or Table Tennis. All skill levels welcome.

Learn to Curl in a fun, social and safe environment. You will have the opportunity to learn about curling and introductory skills by a member of our Instructor Team. All ages, but minors need to be with a parent or guardian.

Join a game of basketball at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 16+.

This fitness class focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. For ages 50+.

A half-hour drop-in program for children ages 2-6 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, and stories which help your child to develop early literacy skills.

A half-hour drop-in program for children ages 0-2 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, and stories which help to promote early language development and positive child-adult interaction and bonding.

Join us for a selection of delicious food including homemade soup, breads and salads. There is a kids zone, pop-up cooking demos and cultural events. Every week is different. Make new friends and find out what’s happening in our community. Watch social media for pop-up information. Community Table Lunch is also a Banff Food Rescue distribution point.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 16+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 40+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Play badminton Tuesdays and Thursdays at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 13+.

Do you want to learn how to make kombucha, tie a fish fly, choose and care for a pet, make your own toothpaste? How-To Nights will have different weekly topics. Gives us your ideas and we will find an expert to share their skills. Free unless materials charge.

Join a drop-in soccer game at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 16+.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required. For ages 16+.

Casual space with couches and tables where you can enjoy your own company or connect with others. Coffee & tea is always on for 25c. Come in & play games, read, work on your laptop, use the music room, have a chat or bring your lunch.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, safe space for youth to play a variety of non-competitive sports. Youth get to help set the night’s agenda, choosing their sports and activities or simply just hanging out. Snacks, beverages and small giveaways are included. For Grades 7-10.

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, supervised, safe place for youth in Grades 7 to 10 to play in a variety of non-competitive sports every Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Banff Community High School. You get to help set the night's agenda, choosing your sport and other activities. Snacks and beverages, plus small giveaways are part of the evening.

Learn the basics of ice climbing at two different spots in the Canadian Rockies. This is an overnight trip at the Mosquito Creek Hostel along the Icefields Parkway. Topics covered include appropriate gear, safety procedures, hazard identification, ice movement, rope work, belaying and lowering on top climbs. You will have the opportunity to try steeper ice and climb different ice flows. For ages 30+.

An hour-long drop-in program for children ages 0-6 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, stories, crafts, and play which help to promote positive adult-child interaction and healthy brain development. Snacks are provided.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Join Parks Canada interpreters in Banff Avenue Square for winter stories and activities. Saturdays, 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. NOTE: Programs may be cancelled due to extreme weather.

Bundle up for a winter walk with a Parks Canada guide. Come prepared to experience the wonder and cold of the season as you search for signs of Banff’s winter wildlife. Meet at the Banff Train Station then walk along the Fenland Trail. Register in person with Parks Canada Visitor Centre staff (on Banff Avenue) by 12 p.m. the day of the walk. Group size is limited to 12 participants. Headlamps will be provided for the evening walks. NOTE: Programs may be cancelled due to extreme weather.

Bundle up for a winter walk with a Parks Canada guide. Come prepared to experience the wonder and cold of the season as you search for signs of Banff’s winter wildlife. Meet at the Banff Train Station then walk along the Fenland Trail. Register in person with Parks Canada Visitor Centre staff (on Banff Avenue) by 12 p.m. the day of the walk. Group size is limited to 12 participants. Headlamps will be provided for the evening walks. NOTE: Programs may be cancelled due to extreme weather.

Join us on Sundays throughout the school year where your little ones can meet friends, have active play, and ‘motor’ about in the gymnasium. Parent participation required. Ages 1 – 3. (No program on statutory holiday weekends)

Join other families for some nature-themed fun. We will start by sitting around a warm fire, listening to a story sipping on hot chocolate and then will head out into the forest to look for animal tracks, play in the snow, and learn a little about the changing seasons.

Join Parks Canada interpreters in Banff Avenue Square for winter stories and activities. Sundays, 11:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. NOTE: Programs may be cancelled due to extreme weather.

A free public swim sponsored by the Town of Banff is held the last Sunday of every month at The Banff Centre's Sally Borden pool from 1 - 4 p.m.

Join us on Sundays to give your little ones opportunities to meet friends, have active play & motor around the gymnasium. Parent participation is required. For ages 5-8 years.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Time for tinkering and repairing things together. Some ideas and help are provided by the staff, or you can bring your own inspiration and project. Some basic tools and sewing machines are available.

Learn to Curl in a fun, social and safe environment. You will have the opportunity to learn about curling and introductory skills by a member of our Instructor Team. All ages, but minors need to be with a parent or guardian.

Join other vinyl record fans and relax listening and sharing music. Bring your tunes to share or check out The Basement’s collection. Dancing not required!

Drop-in women's shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required. For ages 16+.

Learn to Curl in a fun, social and safe environment. You will have the opportunity to learn about curling and introductory skills by a member of our Instructor Team. All ages, but minors need to be with a parent or guardian.

This fitness class focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. For ages 50+.

Casual space with couches and tables where you can enjoy your own company or connect with others. Coffee & tea is always on for 25c. Come in & play games, read, work on your laptop, use the music room, have a chat or bring your lunch.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 16+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Stop by Banff Elementary School and play Pickleball or Table Tennis. All skill levels welcome.

Yin Yoga is a slow-paced style of yoga with postures that are held for longer periods of time. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+.

Come with friends or come alone. You can play board games, foosball, and shuffleboard, or get creative with craft supplies and sewing machines. Some ideas and help are provided by staff, or you can bring your own project.

Join a game of basketball on Tuesdays at Banff Elementary School. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 16+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 40+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Broga is vinyasa flow yoga for men and people who identify as men. This is a slower-paced yoga practice combined with longer holds. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+. No registration required.

Go with the Flow Yoga is held during minor hockey practices at The Fenlands, ideal for parents looking for a quick, relaxing workout. For ages 16+

Play badminton Tuesdays and Thursdays at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 13+.

Go with the Flow Yoga is held during minor hockey practices at The Fenlands, ideal for parents looking for a quick, relaxing workout. For ages 16+

Learn how to look after your outdoor clothing and gear with some simple tips, tricks and repairs – it’s good for your wallet and the environment! Different topics every week including best clothing for warmth, how to wash and dry down jackets, repair gloves etc.

Drop-in to Yin Yoga on Tuesdays at The Fenlands from 7:45-9 p.m.

Join a game of volleyball at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 16+.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required. For ages 16+.

Flow Yoga is a traditional approach to yoga that encourages breathing, flexibility, strength and vitality in the body while calming the mind. For ages 16+.

Enjoy a skate with your little ones napping in the stroller or skating by your side. Strollers, pylons, sleds and chairs are all permitted on the ice. All ages welcome.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 50+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Casual space with couches and tables where you can enjoy your own company or connect with others. Coffee & tea is always on for 25c. Come in & play games, read, work on your laptop, use the music room, have a chat or bring your lunch.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 16+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Miss the smell of home baked cookies? Help bake or just eat! Shirley will have a new recipe every week using some Food Rescue supplies.

Learn to Curl in a fun, social and safe environment. You will have the opportunity to learn about curling and introductory skills by a member of our Instructor Team. All ages, but minors need to be with a parent or guardian.

Stop by Banff Elementary School and play Pickleball or Table Tennis. All skill levels welcome.

Dive deep into a multi-coloured learning experience. Explore the complexities of colour mixing as you experiment with painting mediums such as acrylics and watercolours. Play with colour harmony and contrast as you delight in drawing mediums such as pastels, pencil crayons and coloured conté. This is a colour theory playground! Beginners and experts are both welcome as the instructor can differentiate for all skill levels. Instructor: Kristen Pauch-Nolin. Materials included

Learn to Curl in a fun, social and safe environment. You will have the opportunity to learn about curling and introductory skills by a member of our Instructor Team. All ages, but minors need to be with a parent or guardian.

Join a game of basketball at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 16+.

This fitness class focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. For ages 50+.

A half-hour drop-in program for children ages 2-6 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, and stories which help your child to develop early literacy skills.

A half-hour drop-in program for children ages 0-2 and their parents/caregivers. We explore a different theme each week featuring rhymes, songs, and stories which help to promote early language development and positive child-adult interaction and bonding.

Join us for a selection of delicious food including homemade soup, breads and salads. There is a kids zone, pop-up cooking demos and cultural events. Every week is different. Make new friends and find out what’s happening in our community. Watch social media for pop-up information. Community Table Lunch is also a Banff Food Rescue distribution point.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 16+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Players must be 40+ to participate. Full gear is required.

Enjoy a main course, salad, bread, dessert, and of course, great conversation with friends, neighbours, and newcomers. Everyone welcome.

After enjoying a delicious meal at a Community Dinner, walk across the hall and play Magic: The Gathering. Cards and instruction provided. All ages and abilities.

Play badminton Tuesdays and Thursdays at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 13+.

Do you want to learn how to make kombucha, tie a fish fly, choose and care for a pet, make your own toothpaste? How-To Nights will have different weekly topics. Gives us your ideas and we will find an expert to share their skills. Free unless materials charge.

If the thought of speaking in front of a group ties your stomach up in knots, Toastmasters is the place to get over your fear! You will be surprised how fun and supportive it is. You don't have to say a word if you don't want to! Toastmasters is an international training organization that builds your confidence and skills in communication and leadership. Mountain Mumblers is the Bow Valley chapter. More info at mountainmumblers.com.

Join a drop-in soccer game at Banff Elementary School. All skill levels welcome. For ages 16+.

Drop-in Shinny is an informal game of hockey. Full gear is required. For ages 16+.

Casual space with couches and tables where you can enjoy your own company or connect with others. Coffee & tea is always on for 25c. Come in & play games, read, work on your laptop, use the music room, have a chat or bring your lunch.

Drop-in Public Skating is open to everyone. Helmets are required for children 12 and under and recommended for all skaters.

Draw, sculpt, craft and create! Kids will learn visual literacy concepts while developing their own voice as artists. Instructor: Tessa Mendoza and Sam Welsh

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, safe space for youth to play a variety of non-competitive sports. Youth get to help set the night’s agenda, choosing their sports and activities or simply just hanging out. Snacks, beverages and small giveaways are included. For Grades 7-10.

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, supervised, safe place for youth in Grades 7 to 10 to play in a variety of non-competitive sports every Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Banff Community High School. You get to help set the night's agenda, choosing your sport and other activities. Snacks and beverages, plus small giveaways are part of the evening.

Regular Meeting of Banff Town Council

This free session is for Permanent Residents of Canada who are interested in becoming Canadian Citizens. Find out: Why become a Canadian Citizen? Are you eligible to become a Canadian Citizen? What are the requirements to apply? How to complete the official application forms? and more!

Are you a Permanent Resident of Canada (PR), or almost a PR? come to a FREE session for all PRs and anyone who has submitted an application for Permanent Residency. Find out about: Your rights and responsibilities as a PR, Preparing for your family's arrival to Canada, Free English language programs, Housing information, Career opportunities, Community and government resources and much more!

This free session is for Permanent Residents of Canada who are interested in becoming Canadian Citizens. Find out: Why become a Canadian Citizen? Are you eligible to become a Canadian Citizen? What are the requirements to apply? How to complete the official application forms? and more!

The Banff Community Art Committee advises council on opportunities to acquire and place public art throughout the town. The committee meets on the third Tuesday of every other month.

The Town of Banff Governance and Finance Committee reviews financial policies, financial statements, fees and charges and the Financial Plan. Meetings are held in the council chamber and are open to the public. The Mayor and Town Councillors are the sole members of the committee.