The Town of Banff is set to kick off public engagement to help develop a parking management plan that will address the ongoing issues around parking and congestion in downtown Banff. Read on...

Council committed $4,000 to bring back the studded bike tire rebate for a second year. Read on...

Santa's Anonymous applications are available until November 29. Read on...

Long-time Town of Banff employee Kelly Gibson has been named Banff’s newest town manager. Read on...

Parks Canada has issued an elk warning for the area around the Banff Centre and Tunnel Mountain Trails. Read on...

New food composting bins are being rolled out all over Banff to help residents cut down on waste going to the landfill. Read on...

Should Banff’s bylaw about smoking and vaping cannabis be changed, and should smoking and vaping tobacco be regulated more strictly? Read on...

Roads are plowed and sanded according to the Snow Management Plan. Different areas have different priority zones, which are based on transit, school bus and emergency vehicle routes. Read on...

The recycling depot by the Fire Hall has been moved and neighbourhood recycling stations around town have been improved with more bins. Read on...

The Utility Bills for the July 1 - September 30 billing period were mailed on October 29 and are due November 29. Read on...

The Into the Wild program is an outdoor, nature-based program for Grades 1 to 6. Read on...

The Town of Banff unveiled 10 new electric vehicles and equipment this week as part of the REV initiative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Read on...

Banff residents can now schedule an unwanted item pickup online. Read on...

For the first time in years, Banff’s vacancy rate has hit 1%. Read on...

Find out what programs and courses are being offered this season in The Essential Local’s Guide to Banff. Read on...

The Town of Banff launched the Zero Waste Trail campaign to help restaurants, hotels and other organizations reduce the amount of waste going to landfill. Read on...

Throughout this fall and winter, Parks Canada will be selectively removing and/or limbing vegetation near infrastructure in both the frontcountry and backcountry. Read on...

A new way to see development permits in the Town of Banff is now available. Read on...

Parks Canada will close Johnson Lake and its tributaries, and Johnson Lake Road, from October 1, 2019 to May 14, 2020. Read on...

Mountain Adventurers is an outdoor program designed for Grades 4/5 and 6-8 on PD half day Fridays. Read on...

Up to $50,000 has been allocated to fund the Town of Banff's Solar Incentive Program for 2019. Read on...