Town of Banff starts building newest affordable housing complex of 90 homes, with 75 rental apartments, 15 for-purchase condos, and large community space for events, classes, gatherings and activities for all Banffites. Read on...

Spring and summer programs are starting soon! Check out the upcoming classes and register before they’re full. Read on...

Statistics Canada is hiring in your community for the 2026 Census. Join the census team and help collect the information that shapes programs and services people rely on every day. Read on...

Property owners should review assessed value and compare to similar properties to ensure fair share of taxes. Read on...

Banff homeowners: upgrade your home and cut energy costs with the Clean Energy Improvement Program with Alberta Municipalities. Read on...

Parks Canada contractors will start removing trees in December at the base of Sulphur Mountain near neighbourhoods along Mountain Avenue and west of Cave Avenue, as part of the ongoing Spray Middle Springs Wildfire Risk Reduction Project. Read on...

Solar panels installed on Banff’s most energy-efficient building help the facility protect the environment, while providing year-round comfortable and accessible space for the community. Read on...

Today, Mayor of Banff, Corrie DiManno, unwrapped the iconic Banff sign in its new home near the Banff Train Station, just in time for the opening of the Banff Christmas Market. Read on...

Photos at the iconic welcome sign on Norquay Road will be on hold after letters removed in preparation for new parkette location Read on...

Four new faces on Banff Town Council and two incumbents join incumbent mayor elected by acclimation. Read on...

From phones to power tools: Banff Fire Department urges residents to safely buy, store and dispose of these rechargeable batteries. Read on...

The pedestrian bridge linking all Bow River trails and connecting Muskrat Street and Glen Avenue has been given a name from the Blackfoot Confederacy: Thunder Medicine Pipe Bridge Read on...

Intact funding enables FireSmart upgrades to public infrastructure to reduce wildfire risks in Banff and the Bow Valley Read on...

Town's BanffLife program to offer more young adults even more arts and culture workshops, alcohol-free social events and wellness-focused activities, in addition to the popular Mountain Adventure offerings Read on...

Banff Town Council has approved the scope of work for the municipality’s next housing project to offer homes at below-market costs, for renters and buyers, along with much-needed community space for Banff residents. Read on...

Property Tax Notices have been mailed to Banff property owners. Learn what taxes pay for and how to sign up for the monthly payment plan or other ways to pay. Read on...

Annual pavement repairs to enhance safety include resurfacing Hidden Ridge Way, Mount Edith House surface lot and Hawk Ave. A sidewalk is being installed on Moose St. Repairs continue in fall with work in Middle Springs, Muskrat and Beaver streets. Read on...

The Town of Banff celebrates the opening of an adventure playground in Sundance Park that creates challenges and elements of risk in play while reflecting the nature of Banff Read on...

Banff residents are invited to provide feedback on the Draft 2025 Community Plan, which will guide the town over the next decade. It sets goals on affordable housing, environment, tourism, transportation, commercial growth and more. Is anything missing? Review the plan and provide feedback...

Reconstruction of Caribou Street, between Lynx Street and Banff Avenue, starting in fall 2025 will replace the 100-year-old water and sewer pipes and extend Bear Street pedestrian-friendly plaza. Read on...

The Town of Banff’s water services department has contracted an arborist team to clear trees and brush above the water and sewer lines in remote areas in and around town. Read on...

The Town of Banff unveils two new electric utility vehicles this spring as part of the Responsible Energy Vehicle (REV) program launched in 2019. Read on...

On Family Day, Mayor Corrie DiManno joined Sean Fraser, the Government of Canada's Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities to announce $4.6 million to support the Banff Housing Action Plan Read on...

The Town of Banff held a ceremony to celebrate the completion of their latest affordable housing complex and residents taking possession of their new homes Read on...

When the snow piles up, Banffites often have a pile of questions. Read on...