1. Purpose of this Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how trevoriangrandmanor.com may use cookies, local storage and similar browser technologies. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy. The website is designed to use a minimal set of technologies and does not require advertising trackers to present its core public content.
2. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files a website can ask a browser to store. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage and other browser mechanisms that remember information or support functionality. Some technologies last only for a browsing session; others can remain until an expiry date or deletion. A technology can be first-party, meaning it is set in the context of our site, or third-party, meaning it is set by another service.
3. Categories we may use
Strictly necessary technologies support functions such as security, load management, form operation or remembering a privacy choice. Preference technologies may remember non-essential settings. Analytics technologies can help measure how pages are used. Marketing technologies can support advertising or cross-site profiling. We intend to activate optional analytics or marketing technologies only when they are actually deployed and only with the consent or other legal basis required by the applicable jurisdiction.
4. Current site configuration
The version of the website delivered with this policy is structured to function without third-party advertising or analytics scripts. Core assets, scripts, styles and images are stored locally in the project. The contact form is handled locally in the browser and is not configured to post form contents to a third-party form-processing endpoint. The location block is also self-contained rather than loading a live third-party map. Future integrations may change this technical footprint; if they do, this policy and any required consent controls should be updated before deployment.
5. Essential storage
A strictly necessary cookie or storage item may be used without optional tracking consent where it is genuinely required to provide a service requested by the user, maintain security, prevent abuse, preserve a necessary session or record a privacy preference. We aim to keep such storage limited in scope and duration. Essential technologies should not be repurposed for unrelated advertising or profiling.
6. Analytics
If analytics is introduced, we will assess whether consent is required and configure the service to minimize data collection where feasible. Relevant considerations include IP handling, retention periods, user identifiers, cross-site tracking, data-sharing settings and whether information leaves Canada or another applicable jurisdiction. Where GDPR or ePrivacy rules require prior consent, non-essential analytics should remain inactive until valid consent is obtained.
7. Advertising and profiling
The current site is not designed around behavioural advertising. If advertising, retargeting or cross-site profiling technology is added later, we will provide appropriate notice and, where required, obtain consent before the technology is activated. We will also provide a practical way to withdraw or change the choice.
8. Consent standards and withdrawal
Where consent is required, the choice should be informed, specific to the relevant purpose, freely given where the law requires it, and recorded in a way that supports accountability. Rejecting non-essential cookies should be as practical as accepting them. You may withdraw consent for future optional processing at any time through the available cookie controls or by deleting/blocking cookies in your browser. Withdrawal does not make prior lawful processing unlawful.
9. Browser controls
Most browsers allow you to view, delete or block cookies, restrict third-party cookies, clear site data and manage storage permissions. Exact controls vary by browser and device. Blocking all storage can affect features that legitimately depend on session or preference data. Browser privacy signals may also be available, but their legal effect and technical support can vary by jurisdiction and service.
10. Retention
Cookie and storage retention should be limited to what is necessary for the stated purpose. Session technologies normally expire when the session ends, while persistent technologies may have a defined expiry. If optional analytics or preference tools are introduced, their retention periods should be documented in the consent interface or an updated version of this policy.
11. Third-party technologies
If a future feature loads content from a third party, that provider may set or read cookies according to its own technology and terms. Examples can include embedded video, live maps, social-media widgets, payment services or analytics. Such integrations should be reviewed before deployment for privacy, security, international-transfer and consent implications. A third-party service should not be treated as essential merely because it is convenient.
12. Canadian privacy law and CASL considerations
Cookie identifiers and online activity can constitute personal information when they identify or can reasonably be linked to an individual. Where Canadian privacy law applies, collection, use and disclosure must have an appropriate lawful basis and purpose, with meaningful consent where required. CASL can also apply to certain installation or electronic-message activities; separate rules may apply depending on the technology and communication involved.
13. GDPR and ePrivacy considerations
Where the GDPR applies, personal data collected through cookies must have a lawful basis, transparency and appropriate safeguards. Separate European rules governing access to or storage of information on a user's device may require consent for non-essential cookies even where a controller might otherwise identify a GDPR legitimate interest for subsequent processing. Where required, we will not place non-essential technologies before valid consent is obtained.
14. Security
Cookie and storage values should not contain unnecessary sensitive information. We apply reasonable security practices to website code and limit third-party dependencies to reduce attack surface. Users should also maintain browser and operating-system updates and avoid using shared devices without appropriate account and browser protections.
15. Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may revise this policy when website functionality, vendors or legal requirements change. A material change to the types or purposes of optional tracking should be reflected in the consent interface before or when the change takes effect. The posted version is the current website version.
16. Contact
Questions about cookies, local storage or privacy choices can be sent to info@selquorianwhiteatelier.com. Our legal identity and mailing address are displayed below and are loaded from adress.json.
Legal entity: Selquorianwhiteatelier Inc.
Mailing address: 123 Fashion Way, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 1M4, Canada