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Cookies Policy for Website

Last revision Last revision 08/04/2024
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Last revisionLast revision: 08/04/2024

FormatsAvailable formats: Word and PDF

SizeSize: 3 to 4 pages

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A cookies policy is a document used by the owner or operator of a website to describe to users how cookies are used on that website. The cookies policy is considered an agreement because users indicate their assent in a specific way, usually by clicking on a checkbox or pop-up window indicating that they have read and accepted the cookies policy. In general, however, the cookies policy is really about the website owner/operator explaining to users how cookies are used.

It is necessary to have a clearly defined cookies policy especially when running a business or personal website that allows users to interact with everything on it, including storing some data through cookies.

If the user knows what to expect, it is less likely that there will be problems between the user and the website later on.

Cookies policies are available on almost every major website today, and the operator needs to ensure that a good policy is in place for their business. This cookies policy is primarily intended for use in Canada, but it is also compliant with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), for companies that handle and process the personal data of European Union citizens.


How to use this document

This Cookies Policy describes all the ways the website owner/operator uses cookies and what users can do to set their cookies permissions and how they can ask questions. Before filling out the document, the website operator should make sure they have all the necessary information about how the website works with cookies. This may involve doing technical checks or talking to others in the company about the security aspect of things.

In this document, the operator will be able to outline the following information (and more):

  • The types of cookies being used;
  • If third-party advertising cookies are used;
  • A complete list of all cookies used;
  • How user consent is obtained;
  • The person to contact if there are any questions.

Once completed, this document should be posted in a prominent location on the website, with a link on the home page that says "Cookies Policy" or simply "Cookies" depending on the website.

It is essential to inform users about cookies and how their information will be handled. Often a cookies policy will be similar to a privacy policy, and perhaps even a terms and conditions document, which we also offer for sale.


Applicable Law

While there is no single set of laws or regulations describing what a website's cookies policy should contain, website disclosures are largely governed by common law, the Canadian Code of Advertising Standards (the Code) and other advertising and privacy laws. Specific laws for each Canadian province and territory may also apply.

As mentioned above, this Cookies Policy also complies with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for companies that may process data of EU citizens.


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