Cookie Policy for Canadian Casino Players

Cookies are small text files placed on your browser or device when you visit a website. They can remember information such as session status, language, device signals, referral source, and site interactions.

This policy also covers similar technologies, including pixels, tags, software development kits, local storage, session storage, server logs, and affiliate click IDs. These technologies may identify a browser, device, session, or user interaction, and in some circumstances cookie data may be personal information under Canadian privacy law.

Exact cookie names, providers, and lifespans may change as our website, security stack, analytics tools, and affiliate relationships evolve. We aim to keep this policy current at the category level and update it when material changes occur.

Some cookies and similar technologies are set by third-party providers that help us run, secure, analyse, or fund the website. These providers may process cookie data under their own privacy policies and may store or access information outside Canada.

• Analytics providers may receive device, browser, page, event, approximate location, and referral information in aggregated or pseudonymous form.
• Security and anti-spam providers may process IP addresses, request metadata, and device signals to detect abuse or automated traffic.
• Email and marketing providers may process subscription, open, click, and consent records where you have opted in.
• Affiliate networks and casino operators may receive click IDs, campaign data, landing-page information, and conversion signals connected with outbound links.
• Advertising platforms may set or read cookies where marketing pixels are active and your browser or consent settings allow them.

CasinosInCanada may earn a commission when a visitor clicks certain links and later completes an eligible action with a third-party operator, such as registration. Affiliate tracking helps partners know that the visit came from our website.

Affiliate tracking does not mean we control the casino's website or its privacy practices. Once you leave CasinosInCanada, review the operator's own privacy policy, bonus terms, responsible gambling tools, and licensing information before registering.

You can manage cookies through your browser or device settings. You may block third-party cookies, delete existing cookies, clear site data, limit cross-site tracking, use private browsing, or install privacy extensions. If you block all cookies, some parts of the website may not work as intended.

Mobile and App-Like Browsing

On iOS and Android, cookie controls may appear under browser settings, privacy settings, tracking settings, or app-specific controls. In-app browsers used by email, social media, or messaging apps may have separate cookie behaviour.

Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track

Some browsers send Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signals. There is no single technical standard that all websites, advertisers, analytics tools, and affiliate networks interpret the same way. Where our systems can recognize and honour a valid opt-out signal, we aim to respect it for optional tracking.

Canadian privacy law focuses on meaningful consent, reasonable purposes, transparency, safeguards, and individual rights. Depending on context, cookie data may be considered personal information when it can identify, single out, or be linked to an individual or device.

• Strictly necessary cookies are generally used because the site cannot function securely without them.
• Analytics and performance cookies help us improve the site and are handled with minimization and aggregation where practical.
• Affiliate and advertising cookies may involve third-party tracking and can often be limited through browser controls or platform settings.
• Quebec Law 25 may require stronger transparency and consent controls for technologies that identify, locate, or profile an individual.
• CASL may apply to electronic marketing and related consent records, including email subscription and unsubscribe activity.

For a broader explanation of how we collect, use, disclose, retain, and protect personal information, read our Privacy Policy.

We may update this Cookie Policy when our website features, cookie categories, service providers, affiliate partners, consent practices, or legal obligations change. The date at the top of the page shows when this version was last reviewed.

This policy is informed by Canadian privacy guidance and browser documentation current to May 2026.

1. Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada — priv.gc.ca
2. Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) — Government of Canada
3. Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) — Government of Canada
4. Commission d’accès à l’information du Québec and Quebec Law 25 guidance — cai.gouv.qc.ca
5. Google Chrome cookie controls — support.google.com
6. Apple Safari privacy and cookie controls — support.apple.com