Sherry Blinkhorn, the Founder and Associate Broker of Blinkhorn Real Estate Ltd, as well as the sole owner of Blinkhorn Property Management Ltd and Pictou County Real Estate Ltd, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the real property industry, with a remarkable tenure of 30 years.

In April 2005, she established Blinkhorn Real Estate Ltd with a strategic vision to cultivate strong client relationships, prioritizing quality interactions over mere transactions. In 2022, she gracefully transitioned the business to her colleague, Fred El Haddad, while steadfastly upholding the company's core values. Sherry now thrives in her role as a dedicated salesperson, continuing to pursue her passion within the industry.

Before venturing into real estate sales, Sherry held roles as a proficient commercial and residential property manager. Upon obtaining her salesperson license, Sherry swiftly garnered a substantial volume of sales, leading to her commendable national recognition with another company in the years 2002-2004, where she ranked within the top 5% and 10% for sales volume nationwide. In 2020, Sherry was prominently featured in Top Agent Magazine as one of the top agents in Canada. Furthermore, her exceptional performance was acknowledged in 2022 by Sales Insider, recognizing her as a top agent in Pictou County.

Sherry holds a diploma in adult psychology and social work, complemented by extensive training in the mental health field. Her academic background and professional expertise in healthcare make her a valuable asset in the realm of organized real estate, particularly during the intricate processes of buying and selling properties, which can often induce stress. Sherry's compassionate and optimistic personality naturally fosters a sense of comfort and reassurance among those in her presence.

Her staunch commitment to community involvement is noteworthy. Recognized as a dedicated advocate, Sherry has long championed the cause of mental health awareness and support. She has served as the former president of the Canadian Mental Health Association, contributed to the N.S Board of Directors for the Schizophrenia Society, participated in government advisory panels, provided training for the Pictou County Help Line, worked with organizations like the Canadian Cancer Society and Palliative Care Society, and held positions on the Boards of Directors for “Roots for Youth”, the HomeLess Shelter and more. Additionally, Sherry has facilitated the "Family Matters" program focusing on mental health, showcasing her extensive and diverse philanthropic engagements.

Sherry actively collaborates with Starr (Dobson) Cunningham and the team at the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia on a province-wide initiative aimed at reshaping societal perceptions of mental health. Her altruistic endeavours extend beyond borders, as evidenced by her volunteer work for a month in Israel and participation in the post-Hurricane Katrina rebuilding efforts in New Orleans. These experiences have significantly impacted Sherry, describing them as profound and transformative journeys.

Sherry has been the recipient of numerous prestigious volunteer awards. In 2025, she was honoured with the esteemed “Paul Harris Fellow” International Rotary Award, a recognition reserved for individuals who exemplify the value of "Service Above Self". In 2019, Sherry was lauded with the "Women in Business Award" at the Chamber Business Achievements Gala, graciously sponsored by the Women in Business Center at Mount St. Vincent University. Her dedication was further acknowledged in 2018 when she was bestowed with the "Volunteer Vision Award" from the Nova Scotia Mental Health Foundation. Notably, at the Pictou County Chamber of Commerce Gala in 2012, Sherry was bestowed with the distinguished "Business Leader of the Year" award, becoming the first and only female recipient since its establishment in 1991. Described as someone who consistently "pays it forward", Sherry's contributions were recognized in 2011 with the "Community Mentor Award" from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Pictou County. Additionally, in both 2000 and 2002, the Town of New Glasgow honoured Sherry with the Volunteer of the Year Award, underscoring her profound dedication to others and her community.

Sherry's advocacy background, positive demeanour, unwavering ethical principles, and diligent work ethic not only benefit her clients and customers but also resonate well with her colleagues across various offices.

On a more personal level, you can click on the link and read where Sherry was featured in the At Home Magazine https://issuu.com/advocateprinting/ docs/at_home_spring_2020-lr Cell: 902-759-2557 E-mail: sherryblinkhorn@gmail.com