In a series of articles, we’re discussing What the Heck is Governance. As we do in all areas of our work, we draw on the knowledge and experiences of experts. 

The CREB^® REALTOR^® Community Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of its 2026 Community Grants: Discovery House Family Violence Prevention Society, Inn from the Cold, Hull Services, Society for Autism Support and Services, and The Mustard Seed.

Thank you to everyone who attended the in-person and online CREB^®-REALTORS^® Association of Edmonton (RAE) merger exploration update presentations by T3 Sixty’s Senior Vice President Katie Shotts on Sept. 17.

The Alberta government is transitioning its online land title search services from SPIN2 to ARLO, its new digital land registry system.

Thank you to all the members who have volunteered to sit on the 11 CREB^®/REALTORS^® Association of Edmonton (RAE) merger exploration working groups that were announced over the summer.

A couple of weeks ago, governance expert Alli Marshall’s CREB^®Talk article “What the heck is ‘good governance’, anyway?” talked about operational versus strategic governing approaches and the roles of boards of directors in each. 

In the latest CREB^®Cast episode, Lori Olijnyk, the 2025 REALTOR^® of the Year Award - T.W.H. (Bill) Saunders Memorial Award recipient, shares lessons from 16 years in real estate and a decade in oil and gas as a surface landman—where relationship-building, trust, and verifiable information were everything. 

For people accessing support after experiencing domestic violence and abuse, practical resources can be an important part of navigating difficult circumstances and moving toward safety.

CREB^® has been made aware of a new scam impersonating REALTORS^® by email. 

On Sept. 17, T3 Sixty will hold in-person and online information sessions for CREB^® members about the CREB^®-RAE merger exploration process.

Great leaders don’t always see themselves as leaders right away. Sometimes, it takes someone else recognizing their potential — or an opportunity to see where their skills and experience could make a difference.

Support clients experiencing tenancy issues with confidence. The Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta (CPLEA) offers a free tenancy law course covering key Alberta tenancy laws, tenant rights, common legal issues and options for resolving disputes inside and outside the court system.