This section is here to help you access any services you may need while in Banff. There are many services available in Banff, depending on your needs. If you are ever in doubt about what is available, you can go to the Town Hall on 110 Bear Street to find out more information.

If you are an international visitor planning on working in Banff, here are some things you will want to have sorted before arrive:

Have a valid Canadian Working Visa

Have health insurance. This is very important because if you get hurt on the slopes and need helicopter ride out you’re looking at about $13,000 to shell out if you don’t have insurance. (Your travel agent can help you with that. Remember to ensure the insurance has coverage for skiing and snowboarding if you plan to take part in those activities)

When you have arrived in Canada you will need to:

Apply for your Social Insurance Number (also known in Canada as your SIN number). Every employer will ask for this 9 digit number before you are hired or paid. Sin number- how to get it- link to getting one.

Employers will look at your resume favorably if you have:

Your Criminal Background Check completed

The Town of Banff:

Location: Town Hall, 110 Bear Street

You need to pay a parking ticket

You would like information on community services

Anything you need to know about Banff… the people at the Town Hall can help you find what you are looking for.

Medical Clinics:

Bow Valley Medical Clinic:

205 Bear Street, Banff

#403-762-4595

Alpine Medical Clinic:

216 Banff Avenue, Banff

#403-762-3155

Family Physicians:

302, 220 Bear Street

#403-762-4846

Planned Parenthood Clinic:

202 Bear Street

762-4535

Feeling Depressed or Suicidal… Need someone to talk to?

YWCA Banff can help: 760-3200

Banff Public Health Unit:

301 Lynx Street (next door to the hospital)

#403-762-2990