Join the conversation on: St. Julien Road reconstruction

Our goal is to enhance safety for everyone and improve the connections and overall function of the road. Whether you live on St. Julien, Wolverine, Grizzly or beyond, we want to hear what you think about the project and the design options 
being considered.

Visit banffviewpoints.ca/StJulien to learn about the project and share your ideas by April 4, 2021, to improve this important road.

Re-Use It Center open by appointment

The Town of Banff Re-Use It Centre has reopened and is receiving clients – by appointment only – on Friday – Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. We are low on materials for others to use, so you are welcome to drop-off of lightly-loved items – also by appointment. Find out what can be dropped off and how to reserve your visit: banff.ca/ReuseItCentre.

Be a part of the movement to move Banff towards zero waste

The Zero Waste Trail e-newsletter is launching in March. Sign up now to receive the monthly newsletter full of tips and tricks on how to shrink your waste at home, at work, and in the community.  

Get on the Zero Waste Trail and move Banff toward our waste diversion target of 70% by 2028, and zero waste to landfill by 2050. Visit banff.ca/notifyme to sign up today for the Zero Waste e-newsletter tailored for residents or for businesses and organizations.

Family Resource Network online workshops and classes

Parent & Baby Fitness, Tuesdays, 10 – 10:45 a.m.
Bilingual & Multilingual Preschoolers, March 17, 9:30 – 11 a.m.
Bow Valley Prenatal Health Group, March 11 & 25, April 8 & 22, 9:30 – 11 a.m.

Open to all parents and caregivers in Bow Valley. To register, visit banff.ca/register or call 403.762.1251. Learn more at banff.ca/FamilyResourceNetwork.

Help Prevent the Spread

• Keep a 2-metre/6-foot distance (about the length of a ski pole in your outstretched arm) from everyone not in your household, whether you are inside or outside
  
  
• No indoor social gatherings are permitted in any setting. Outdoor gatherings are limited to a maximum of 10 people, and 2 metres between people from different households must be maintained.
  
  
• Stay home if you feel sick – this is the law – you must  stay home for 10 days and should arrange testing if you have a COVID symptom 
  
  
• Stay home for 14 days if you are notified that you have been in close contact with someone who tested positive for COVID
  
  
• Wear a mask in public places – and wear it properly over your nose and chin
  
  
• Wash or sanitize your hands frequently (note some hand sanitizers are not rated to work when cold)

Be informed with updates at banff.ca/COVID. Sign up for emergency alerts at banff.ca/NotifyMe.

Meetings

Visit banff.ca/agendacenter or subscribe to meeting agendas at banff.ca/notify.
View the live meeting at banff.ca/live.