What does a week at CENTURY 21 Fusion look like? The Tuesday, September 22, 2026 business meeting brought together agent recognition, hands-on training, partner reminders and a fall calendar with room for both professional development and connection. For someone considering a real estate career, it offers a practical look at the support behind the day-to-day work.
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What Is the Fusion Business Meeting?
Fusion’s weekly office meetings take place on Tuesdays. They give agents a regular opportunity to recognize colleagues, review training opportunities, hear brokerage updates and stay connected with professional partners.
The purpose reflects Fusion’s mission: to be a service-oriented brokerage focused on training and empowering real estate agents throughout an ever-changing career. For a new agent, that means the conversation extends beyond getting licensed to learning how to work thoughtfully and consistently.
Meeting Details at a Glance
- Meeting date: Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
- Recognition period: September 14 to 18, 2026.
- Focus: Agent achievements, FINTRAC education, Workshop Wednesdays, partner updates and fall events.
- Format: A weekly office meeting with brokerage information, learning reminders and caravan activity.
Top Producers, Week of September 14 to 18
The meeting recognized the following agents for written production during the reporting week. Congratulations to everyone named on this week’s list.
- Scott Urbanoski
- Mercina Kokkas
- Ashley Turner
- Alyson Anderson
- Danielle Siemens
- Jennifer Crone
- Lisa Mueller
- Vikram Sharma
- Eric Wilkinson
- Cristin Wald
Top New Listings
Danielle Siemens, Lisa Mueller and Mary Ann Walker each earned recognition with two new listings. Multiple other agents were also recognized with one new listing each.
Top Teams
The week’s team recognition for written production highlighted the following groups. The Torwalt Team also carried the slide’s “Last Week’s Top Lister” recognition.
- The Torwalt Team
- Team Schmid
- Team Ashdown
Professional Development
Workshop Wednesdays: Practical Skills and ReallyTrusted Support
A takeaway from the previous condo workshop was how to confirm parking spaces using a condominium plan. It is a useful example of the detailed, practical questions that agents encounter when helping clients understand a property.
The September 22 meeting also announced a ReallyTrusted Q&A for Wednesday, September 23 at 10 a.m., upstairs at the office. The agenda included an opportunity to work through the FINTRAC training courses, connecting software support with time for professional development.
Fusion’s FINTRAC Training Deadline: September 30
Fusion reminded agents that its deadline to complete both mandatory training courses is September 30, 2026. The courses are available through the ReallyTrusted app by opening RT Academy and selecting “Launch Academy”; completion certificates are to be sent to Leigha.
- Express for Real Estate Agents: 33 modules followed by an exam.
- Fundamentals of Anti-Financial Crime Course: 34 videos followed by five exams, with four multiple-choice questions in each.
For someone entering the profession, this is a reminder that ongoing education is part of the job. Brokerage training and opportunities to ask questions help agents build a repeatable approach to their responsibilities.
Brokerage Support and Communication
The ownership reminder encouraged agents who need Gary, Tarra or Laura to use a group chat so one of them can respond. Clear ways to reach support are especially useful when a newer agent has a question and needs to know where to start.
Agent on Duty: September 23 to 29
The meeting shared the upcoming Agent on Duty rotation for Saskatoon, Humboldt and Prince Albert. The schedule below reflects the dates listed in the September 22 meeting materials.
| Date | Saskatoon | Humboldt | Prince Albert |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 23 | Margaret Burt | Shannon Fleischhacker | Amanda Peterson |
| September 24 | Mary Ann Walker | Kelly Shepherd | Amanda Peterson |
| September 25 | Matthew Olsgard | Renae Jurgens | Amanda Peterson |
| September 26 | Meaghan Craig | Dan Torwalt | Amanda Peterson |
| September 27 | Maira Khan | Jennifer Crone | Amanda Peterson |
| September 28 | Megan Dyck | Cheryl Torwalt | Amanda Peterson |
| September 29 | Mercina Kokkas | Shannon Fleischhacker | Amanda Peterson |
Legal and Compliance Reminders
Plan Ahead for September 30 Closures
Cuelenaere LLP’s message in the meeting materials advised that its office, ISC and the banks would be closed September 30 for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Its reminder was to have paperwork and funds in place by September 29 for clients with possession dates of September 30 or October 1.
Agents and clients should coordinate the timing of each transaction with their lawyer and lender. For new agents, this illustrates why a possession date needs to be considered alongside the availability of the professionals and services involved.
- Randy Katzman, Cuelenaere LLP: 306-260-3339; rkatzman@cuelenaere.com.
- Brad Jamieson, Cuelenaere LLP: 306-290-4456; bjamieson@cuelenaere.com.
Recognizing Potential FINTRAC Risk Indicators
The brokerage’s educational reminder highlighted several potential high-risk indicators. The examples discussed were:
- A transaction consistent with a publicly known trend in criminal activity.
- A client using musty, old-smelling or extremely dirty bills.
- A transaction involving a suspected shell entity without an apparent economic or logical reason to exist.
These examples were presented as training reminders, not conclusions about any individual client. Agents should bring questions to their brokerage and follow its compliance procedures rather than drawing unsupported conclusions.
Mortgage and Insurance Partners
The meeting also shared partner contacts for mortgage and insurance support. Knowing whom to contact can help an agent coordinate questions without trying to provide advice outside their role.
- Geoff Rathgaber, RBC: 306-341-2522; geoff.rathgaber@rbc.com. The September 22 update asked agents to use email rather than text while Geoff is away so his team can assist.
- Landry Klapwijk, Hepburn Agencies: 306-220-5030.
What’s Happening at Fusion
Career Café: A Conversation About Real Estate
The meeting highlighted the Career Café scheduled for September 22 at 7 p.m. It was promoted as a casual, informative opportunity to meet the leadership team and ask questions about a real estate career.
If you missed that date, you can still start the conversation. Visit the Fusion Career Café page or contact the team to ask about a future session or a one-to-one career chat.
Fall Harvest Potluck Lunch
The Fall Harvest Potluck Lunch is on the calendar for Thursday, October 8 at noon. Fusion’s invitation makes the tone clear: team members do not have to bring food to attend.
Those who would like to contribute can sign up at reception or email Brenda at brenda.leffler@c21.ca. It is a chance to connect with colleagues outside the usual transaction-focused conversations.
More Dates on the Calendar
The meeting calendar also looked ahead to industry learning and social events. These were the dates shared in the September 22 materials; agents can check with the office for participation details.
- SRA State of Real Estate: Tuesday, October 6, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at Prairieland Park, with industry discussions and networking.
- Card Night: Thursday, November 5 at 7 p.m.
- B’Nai Brith Silver Plate Dinner: Tuesday, November 10 at 6 p.m., at TCU Place in Saskatoon. Interested agents were asked to contact Gary.
- Christmas Party: Friday, December 4 at 6 p.m.
- OneC21 2027: September 26 to 28, 2027, in Halifax.
Caravan Feature Home
The meeting’s live caravan and Feature Home Winner slides highlighted #52-115 Veltkamp Crescent, MLS® SK048731, represented by The M Group. The September 22 meeting materials listed the property at $365,900; this is a dated meeting reference, not a statement of current availability or price.
Caravan activity gives agents another way to become familiar with properties and learn alongside colleagues. Internal pricing feedback and agent-only discussions are not included in this public recap.
Why CENTURY 21 Fusion?
This week’s agenda shows how professional development can take shape in everyday brokerage life: a practical condo question, time to work through training, a reminder from a legal partner and a chance to connect over lunch. Together, those touchpoints reflect Fusion’s service-oriented mission.
When comparing brokerages, look beyond the name on the sign. Ask how you will keep learning, where you can take questions and how you will stay connected with the people around you.
Who Should Consider CENTURY 21 Fusion?
- Prospective agents: People exploring the work and responsibilities of a Saskatchewan real estate career.
- Newly licensed agents: REALTORS® looking for training, practical guidance and professional connections.
- Experienced agents: Professionals considering a brokerage environment with regular learning and communication.
- Teams: Team leaders and members who want to discuss how Fusion’s approach could fit their goals.
Next Steps
You do not need to have every career decision made before reaching out. Bring your questions about licensing, training and brokerage fit, and start with a conversation about what you want your real estate career to look like.
Curious whether Fusion is the right fit? Get in touch with CENTURY 21 Fusion to take the next step.
Related Careers Resources
- About CENTURY 21 Fusion – Get to know the brokerage.
- How to Become a Real Estate Agent in Saskatchewan – Explore the licensing path.
- Career Café Info Nights – Ask about opportunities to meet the team.
- Testimonials From Fusion Agents – Hear from people at the brokerage.
- Fusion Careers Blog – Read more career guides and brokerage updates.
- Contact CENTURY 21 Fusion – Start a career conversation.
Frequently Asked Questions
When are CENTURY 21 Fusion office meetings held?
Fusion’s weekly office meetings are held on Tuesdays. They bring together agent recognition, brokerage updates, training reminders and professional partner information.
What FINTRAC training deadline was announced at the September 22 meeting?
Fusion’s deadline for completing both mandatory FINTRAC training courses is September 30, 2026. Agents can access the courses through RT Academy in the ReallyTrusted app and send completion certificates to Leigha.
When is Fusion’s Fall Harvest Potluck Lunch?
The Fall Harvest Potluck Lunch is scheduled for Thursday, October 8, 2026 at noon. Team members do not have to bring food to attend; those who want to contribute can sign up at reception or contact Brenda.
How can I explore a real estate career with CENTURY 21 Fusion?
Contact the Fusion team through c21.careers to arrange a career conversation or ask about a future Career Café. You can discuss licensing, training and whether the brokerage fits your goals.