This policy explains what cookies are, which cookies this site sets, why they are used,
and how visitors can control them. It applies to all pages of kyodeiriabeiri.sbs and was last
updated on October 19, 2026.
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What cookies are and how they work
A cookie is a small text file placed on a visitor's device by a website when the
visitor loads a page. The file is stored locally and can be read by the same website
on subsequent visits. Cookies were introduced in the mid-1990s as a way to give
stateless web protocols a form of memory — a way for a server to recognise that a
returning visitor had been there before. That original purpose remains the dominant
one for functional cookies. Unlike tracking files used in advertising networks, the
cookies set by this site do not follow visitors across other websites, do not build
behavioural profiles, and do not share data with third-party advertising platforms.
Each cookie on this site has a specific, limited purpose described in the sections
below.
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Strictly necessary cookies
Strictly necessary cookies are required for the website to function. Without them,
core features such as navigation, page loading, and form submission would not work
correctly. These cookies do not collect personal data for marketing purposes and do
not require the visitor's consent under applicable Canadian privacy law. On this
site, strictly necessary cookies include the session cookie that maintains the
visitor's browsing state during a single visit and the security token used to
protect form submissions from automated abuse. These cookies are deleted at the end
of the browser session or after a short fixed period. They cannot be disabled
without breaking the site's basic functionality.
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Preference cookies
Preference cookies store choices the visitor has made during a visit so that those
choices do not need to be repeated on every page or on a return visit. On this site,
the only preference cookie stored is the one that records whether the visitor has
accepted or rejected the cookie notice. This cookie contains no personally
identifiable information — it holds only a single value indicating the visitor's
choice and a timestamp. It expires after twelve months, after which the notice is
shown again. This cookie is set only after the visitor interacts with the cookie
consent banner and makes a selection. It is not set on the visitor's first page
load before any interaction has occurred.
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Analytics and performance cookies
This site does not currently use third-party analytics platforms such as Google
Analytics or similar services that set tracking cookies. No analytics cookies are
placed on visitor devices. If this changes in a future update to the site, this
policy will be revised before any analytics cookies are introduced, and the consent
mechanism will be updated to reflect the new category. Visitors will be given the
opportunity to accept or reject analytics cookies separately from strictly necessary
and preference cookies, in compliance with Canadian privacy expectations under the
Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and applicable
provincial legislation.
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Third-party cookies
This site does not embed third-party content — such as social media widgets, video
players, or advertising units — that would cause third-party cookies to be set on
visitor devices without their knowledge. All content displayed on the site is served
directly from kyodeiriabeiri.sbs. If in the future any third-party functionality is added to
the site that would result in cookies being set by an external service, this policy
will be updated, the third-party service will be named, and its own cookie policy
will be linked so that visitors can review it independently before consenting.
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How to manage or delete cookies
Visitors can manage, block, or delete cookies at any time through their browser
settings. Every major browser — including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge —
provides a cookie management interface in its privacy or security settings.
Instructions specific to each browser are available on the browser developer's
support pages. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent certain parts of the
site from working correctly. Deleting the preference cookie will cause the cookie
consent notice to reappear on the next visit. Changes made through browser settings
apply globally to all websites the visitor uses, not only to this site.
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Updates to this cookie policy
This cookie policy may be updated from time to time to reflect changes in the
cookies used on the site, changes in applicable law, or changes in the guidance
issued by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. The date at the top of
this page shows when the policy was last revised. Visitors who return to the site
after a policy update are encouraged to review the current version. Where a material
change is made to the categories of cookies used or the purposes for which data is
processed, the cookie consent notice will be reset so that returning visitors are
asked to make a fresh choice.