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Our privacy practices comply with both the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) in Canada and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in the United States. We implement a dual-jurisdiction approach to data handling that meets the strictest requirements of both frameworks.
North American Users: We collect personal data including name, email address, and phone number through our contact forms and newsletter subscriptions. Non-personal data such as IP addresses and browser types are collected via cookies using Google Analytics 4 with full anonymization protocols.
Personal information is used exclusively for service delivery and communication purposes. We share data with third-party processors under strict contractual agreements requiring GDPR-level compliance regardless of location. Cross-border transfers utilize EU-US Data Privacy Framework certified providers.
Residents of Quebec may request data deletion under Law 25, while California residents can opt out of data sales under CCPA Section 1798.120. All users globally may access their data through our encrypted self-service portal available in both English and French.
These terms satisfy requirements under both Ontario's Consumer Protection Act (2002) and the US Federal Trade Commission Act. Digital services comply with Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) and the CAN-SPAM Act for electronic communications.
All website content is protected under Canadian Copyright Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-42) and US Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Multimedia assets may be used for non-commercial purposes with attribution, excluding donor testimonials and protected humanitarian imagery.
Liability is limited to CAD $500 under Canadian law and USD $500 under US law, whichever is lower. This dual-cap structure reflects our commitment to equitable treatment of all North American users.
We employ a tiered cookie consent system that meets both EU General Data Protection Regulation standards and California Privacy Rights Act requirements. Essential cookies maintain session security while analytical cookies include automatic IP anonymization.
Canadian users may pursue claims through the ADR Institute of Canada while US users can initiate proceedings via AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules. Cross-border disputes will be resolved under UNCITRAL Model Law through our designated arbitration platform.
For privacy inquiries:
E-Mail: info@universalhumanityfoundation.org