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Leadership appointments
Parm Sidhu joins Re/Max Elite as broker of record
Re/Max Elite has appointed Parm Sidhu as its new broker of record and operations manager. With 18 years of experience in Alberta real estate, Sidhu will manage operations across all three Re/Max Elite offices in Edmonton, offering strategic direction and agent support.
Previously, Sidhu helped grow Alberta’s largest non-franchise brokerage, increasing its agent count from 50 to over 1,300 in six years. Her approach emphasized compliance, accountability, and development.
A Canadian Army veteran, she leads with structure and service. She has also served on the boards of the Alberta Real Estate Association and the Realtors Association of Edmonton.
“I’m excited to join Re/Max Elite and lead a brokerage that shares my values of professionalism, transparency, and excellence,” said Sidhu.
Retirements
Century 21 Canada broker Marg Bowlen retires after four decades of leadership
Marg Bowlen has stepped down as broker-owner of Century 21 Trident in Dartmouth, NS. after more than 40 years with the company. She began her career in 1980 as the office secretary when the brokerage first opened and became office manager in 1986. She was licensed the following year and became co-owner with Gary Chambers. In 1988, Bowlen became the broker.
Throughout her career, Bowlen focused on building strong operations and supporting agent growth. Under her leadership, the office developed a reputation for consistency and agent support. She worked closely with her leadership team, including longtime colleague Lisa Surette.
She also served with the provincial association for many years, offering input on real estate issues in the province. Outside of real estate, she supported several community programs, including youth hockey leagues, school breakfast programs, and Century 21 Canada’s national charitable partner, the Easter Seals Kids to Camp Program.
Surette, who worked alongside her for years, said, “She’s the kind of friend you always want in your corner… when the agents succeed, the company succeeds. And she has lived that truth every single day.”
Century 21 Trident will continue operations under its current team.
Business expansions
Century 21 Green Realty acquires Brampton-based Century 21 Empire Realty
Century 21 Green Realty has acquired Century 21 Empire Realty, a Brampton-based brokerage founded in 2017. The deal adds over 100 agents to the Century 21 Green Realty network and expands its operations in the Greater Toronto Area.
Century 21 Green Realty, led by broker of record Lakhvir Randhawa, now has offices in Mississauga, Brampton, and Milton. The brokerage offers weekly training, full-time admin and marketing support, and a structured leadership team.
“Our mission has always been to train, mentor, and elevate agents into industry leaders,” said Randhawa.
Agents from Century 21 Empire Realty will now have access to additional support systems and professional development resources.
“This isn’t just about growth in numbers, it’s about elevating the quality of service and leadership,” said Todd Shyiak, executive vice president of Century 21 Canada.
Century 21 Green Realty plans to continue expanding its services and training across the region.
Awards and accolades
Five Canadian agents named to “30 Under 30” list by Coldwell Banker
Five Coldwell Banker Canada agents have been named to the 2025 Coldwell Banker 30 Under 30 list, an international recognition awarded to top young professionals in the global Coldwell Banker network.
Selected from over 100,000 affiliated sales professionals in approximately 2,900 offices across 45 countries and territories, the honourees were chosen for their leadership, innovation, and service early in their careers.
The Canadian recipients are:
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Brody Reimer – Coldwell Banker Signature (Saskatoon, Sask.)
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Hunter Butts – Coldwell Banker Performance Realty (Amherst, N.S.)
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Stephen Jacyk – Coldwell Banker Park Avenue Real Estate (Beausejour, Man.)
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Jake Sherninin – Coldwell Banker Executives Realty (Castlegar, B.C.)
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Nathan Round – Coldwell Banker Northern Bestsellers (Yellowknife, N.W.T.)
“We couldn’t be prouder of these five Canadian agents and all they have accomplished,” said Karim Kennedy, CEO of Coldwell Banker Canada. “They reflect everything our brand stands for: entrepreneurial spirit, strong community roots, and a genuine commitment to helping people find their way home.”
The recognition highlights Coldwell Banker Canada’s growing national network and focus on supporting next-generation talent.