As you explore our website, it’s important to be aware that we may collect certain information through various technologies and means. This information is gathered without requiring you to actively provide it and helps us enhance your online experience. Here are some key elements of passive information collection:
Rest assured that we take your privacy seriously. The information collected is used in accordance with our privacy policy, and we employ security measures to protect it from unauthorized access.
We bear the responsibility of safeguarding the confidentiality of all personal information under our control. This encompasses data conveyed to third parties engaged in services on our behalf, such as agents, service providers, affiliates, and reinsurers. Unless legal or contractual constraints prohibit it, both we and some of these third parties may store or process your information beyond the jurisdiction of its origin. In such instances, we adhere to local laws, and the processing of your personal information may be subject to the regulations of those other jurisdictions. We consistently insist that these third parties uphold the protection of your personal information in line with our privacy policies and practices, and they must comply with applicable laws.
We exercise caution in sharing information, striving to limit the disclosure of personal information to third parties to what is essential for the services they provide.
The following are examples of the services rendered by third parties:
In certain cases, legal requirements mandate the sharing of information with regulators or government agencies.
Our staff is authorized to retrieve your personal details solely for the purpose of delivering products and services to you or facilitating our business operations. These employees hold various roles, such as information technology, administration, finance, and other professional positions.
We may disclose your Personal Information to third parties to facilitate the utilization of your Personal Information as outlined previously. Additionally, we may share your Personal Information to adhere to relevant laws and regulations, respond to a subpoena, search warrant, or other lawful requests for information we receive, or safeguard our rights in other ways.
We disclose the reasons for gathering, utilizing, and disclosing your personal information. In certain instances, we may seek your explicit consent for the utilization of your personal data. You have the option to revoke your consent for the processing of your personal information. However, there are situations where this may not be feasible due to legal or contractual obligations. The withdrawal of consent could potentially restrict our capacity to offer you a comprehensive array of services.
You have the right to find out whether we hold any personal information about you. You can request to review that information and ask about how we collect, use or disclose it. You can submit requests to access your personal information by e-mail at [email protected]. If you authorize a third party to make a request on your behalf, we need your written consent to release your personal information to the third party.
Courimo’s Privacy Officer is responsible for ensuring compliance with the applicable privacy legislation and this Policy and responding to any questions, concerns, or complaints. The Privacy Officer at Courimo is the Director of Administration. Questions or comments can be directed to Courimo’s Privacy Officer at the address below:
Privacy Officer
Email: [email protected]
Courimo inc.
5929 Rte Transcanadienne, Suite 308, Montreal, QC, H4T 2Z6
We aim to respond promptly, providing information on the actions taken or planned to address your complaint, concern, or suggestion. If our response does not meet your satisfaction, you have the option to file a complaint with the Commission d’accès à l’information (CAI) in Quebec or, in other provinces and territories, with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada at Toll-free: 1-800-282-1376.