Privacy Policy
The programme.carnaval.qc.ca site contains links to external sites. The organization is not responsible for the content of these sites or their privacy practices.
Cookies and Google Analytics
Using cookies, Google Analytics collects information about your browsing. It uses them for statistical purposes to improve your experience. The information is stored in particular in the United States. Google may communicate them to third parties, in the event of a legal obligation, or when processing them on its behalf. The data is also shared on the Carnival’s Google Ads and Google Search Console accounts, if applicable. This information includes:
- the anonymized IP address of your computer (your IP address is changed, which prevents anyone from linking you to it)
- your device’s operating system
- the pages consulted (the date, time, duration and frequency of your visits).
Google advertising cookies are also used to collect demographic data and information on the centers of interest of Internet users. This information is anonymized and cannot be associated with a person. You can configure your browser to block cookies, but this could affect your experience and limit access to certain features.
Privacy
Personal information collected by programming.carnaval.qc.ca is processed in accordance with the Act respecting access to documents held by public bodies and the protection of personal information, in particular. This law sets out the principles to be observed when collecting, using, communicating with or without consent, storing and destroying personal information, while implementing the appropriate security measures depending on the nature and quantity of the information. The information is communicated to other public bodies only if it is addressed to them so that they carry out their mission, with the consent of the person, or if this disclosure is required by law, according to the legal framework provided. The government does not use them to compile usage profiles.
Access requests
You can submit a request for access to know the personal information held by public bodies. You can also ask to have this information corrected.
See also
Access to Information Commission of Quebec
Act to establish a legal framework for information technology