Privacy Policy
Important notice: This Privacy Policy is a legally binding document that incorporates Canadian federal and provincial privacy laws. Please read it carefully before using our website or sharing personal information.
This Privacy Policy (“Policy”) describes how becanmedicuca.shop (“becanmedicuca.shop”, “we”, or “our”) collects, uses, stores, discloses, and protects personal information obtained through https://becanmedicuca.shop (“Website”). This Policy is intended to comply with applicable Canadian federal and provincial privacy laws, including the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act (PIPEDA), the Privacy Act (RSC 1985, c P-21), and relevant provincial regulations, such as the Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (Ontario) (where applicable).
Business contact information: becanmedicuca.shop,
Address: Suite 1820, 333 Bay Street
, Toronto, ON M5H 2R2, Canada，
Email: support@becanmedicuca.shop, Phone
：+1 (604) 236-4821
Part I – Legal Framework
1.1 Compliance with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act (PIPEDA). As a federally regulated e-commerce operator, we adhere to PIPEDA’s ten principles of fair information practices, encompassing accountability, consent, limitation of collection, security, and access rights.
1.2 Provincial Differences. In provinces where privacy laws are essentially identical (such as British Columbia’s Personal Information Protection Act, Alberta’s Personal Information Protection Act, and Quebec’s Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector), we also comply with these provincial regulations in addition to PIPEDA.
1.3 Canada Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL). Electronic marketing communications are regulated by CASL. All commercial electronic messages must meet consent requirements, unsubscribe mechanisms, and identity verification obligations.
Part II – Information Collection
2.1 Personal Information. We will collect information such as your name, email address, phone number, shipping/invoice address, payment information, and order history.
2.2 Non-personal information. We will collect technical data (IP address, browser type, cookies, device identifiers) in accordance with Article 5 of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act (PIPEDA)
2.3 Sensitive Information. Unless required by law, we will not collect health data or government-issued identification information. If such information is collected, additional security measures stipulated by provincial laws will be implemented.
Part III – Use of Information
3.1 Main purposes. The information is used for processing transactions, delivering goods, providing customer support, verifying identity, and preventing fraud.
3.2 Marketing. With consent, we will use the information for marketing purposes in accordance with the Canada Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL).
3.3 Legal compliance. The information may be used to comply with laws, including fulfilling reporting obligations to regulatory authorities under the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Access to Finance Act.
Section Ⅳ – Information Disclosure
4.1 Third-party service providers. We may disclose information to payment processors, logistics providers, IT suppliers, and professional consultants. Contracts ensure compliance with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act (PIPEDA).
4.2 Legal requirements. We may disclose information in response to lawful access requests under the Privacy Act or at the request of law enforcement authorities in accordance with the provisions of the Criminal Code
4.3 Corporate Transactions. In mergers, acquisitions, or asset sales, personal information may be transferred, but it must comply with notification requirements and applicable safeguards.
Section Ⅴ – Consent
5.1 Explicit and Implicit Consent. Consent can be explicit (e.g., checking a box) or implicit (e.g., continuing to use this website). five point two
Withdraw consent. You may withdraw your consent at any time by contacting support@anika.shop, subject to legal and contractual restrictions. five point three
The Canadian Anti-Spam Law (CASL) requires that consent to receive commercial electronic messages must be explicit and include the right to unsubscribe.
Section 6 – Cookies and Tracking
6.1 Cookies. We use cookies for analysis, session management, and personalization settings.
6.2 Third-party analysis. Data may be processed by third-party providers in accordance with the accountability principles of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act (PIPEDA).
6.3 Opt-out. Users can disable cookies in their browsers, but website functionality may be affected.
Section 7 – Storage and Safety Measures
7.1 Data Security. We implement management, technical, and physical security measures that comply with the security principles of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act (PIPEDA).
7.2 Encryption. Sensitive information is encrypted using industry standards during both transmission and storage.
7.3 Cross-border transmission. Personal information may be stored overseas, but it must comply with contractual and technical security measures.
Section 8 – Reservation
8.1 Retention period. Personal information will only be retained for the period necessary to achieve the relevant purpose, and will comply with the provisions of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act (PIPEDA).
8.2 Upon expiration of the retention period, the data will be safely recalled or anonymized.
Section 9 – Right to Review and Correction
9.1 Access request. An individual may request access to their personal information in accordance with Article 8 of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act (PIPEDA).
9.2 Correction. If any information is found to be inaccurate, individuals have the right to request for correction.
9.3 Fees. According to legal provisions, a small fee may be charged for search requests.
Section 10 – Children’s Privacy
10.1 Age Limitation. We do not intentionally collect information from children under the age of 13, which is in line with international standards and relevant Canadian regulations.
Section 11 – International Customers
11.1 EU/EEA Customers. Although our operational headquarters are located in Canada, EU residents may have additional rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), including the right to erasure and the right to data portability.
11.2 Cross-border protection. Data transmission complies with contractual terms and equivalent safeguards.
Article 12 – Notice of Violation
12.1 Mandatory notification. In accordance with the provisions of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act (PIPEDA) regarding breaches of security safeguards, we will notify affected individuals and the Privacy Commissioner of Canada of significant breaches.
12.2 Timeliness. We will issue a notice as soon as possible after discovering any violations.
Article 13 – Dispute Resolution
13.1 Complaints. Privacy complaints can be sent directly to support@anika.shop.
13.2 Regulatory Authorities. Individuals may also contact the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) or the equivalent provincial agency.
Article 14 – Applicable Law
14.1 Ontario and Federal Laws. This policy is governed by the laws of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada.
14.2 Exceptions in Quebec. Residents of Quebec enjoy the rights stipulated in the Personal Information Protection in the Private Sector Act.
Article 15 – Amendment
15.1 Right to Amend. We may amend this Policy by posting a revised version on the website.
15.2 Continue to use. By continuing to use this website after the update, you are accepting the revised terms
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Section 16 – Contact Information
AnikaShop
Suite 1820, 333 Bay Street Toronto, ON
M5H 2R2, Canada
Email: support@becanmedicuca.shop Phone: +1 (604) 236-4821
Important disclaimer
This Privacy Policy references multiple Canadian privacy laws, the Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL), and international data protection regulations. It aims to reflect high standards of compliance, but does not constitute legal advice. For legally binding interpretations, please consult a lawyer who holds a Canadian license and specializes in privacy and data protection law.