Cookies are a feature of your web browser that allows websites to transfer bits of information to your computer for record-keeping purposes. You may be able to set your web browser to notify you when you receive a cookie or to not accept cookies at all. Canada Week uses cookies to save user selected parameters like but never track users activity on the site.
Logging information is passed to the our server and includes such details as: connection time; Internet protocol (IP) address; application identification; host product identification; language of host application; product version; date of host install; date of server connection.
This information is used to present you with relevant content through our service and provide you with notice of the latest available upgrades and components relevant to the software you are using. The client IP is necessary to establish the connection with cweek.ca and is known to the server the moment you connect.
When connecting with the cweek.com server, your application ID is used to uniquely identify your connection. This ID does not contain any personally identifiable information.
