The commission's public register shows licence status, the brokerage the agent works under, and whether any conditions or suspensions are attached to that licence. It is separate from a REALTOR® designation, which is a trademark held by local real estate boards for members who also belong to the Canadian Real Estate Association and agree to its code of ethics, so a licence check and a REALTOR® check answer slightly different questions.
Complaints and disciplinary decisions are published by the commission once a case is resolved, so a clean licence today does not rule out a complaint still working through the process, and a resolved complaint from years ago may no longer show as an active flag. Reading the decision itself, when one exists, tells you more than a headline count would.
A licence check is a baseline, not a substitute for asking directly about recent sales in your specific neighbourhood and how an agent would price a home relative to Saskatoon's current benchmark of $444,700 when it carries upgrades a public listing wouldn't show. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.