Terms of Use

TERMS OF USE

Effective Date: September 2, 2026

Welcome to NOD – Canada (“NOD Canada”, the “Website”, “we”, “us”, or “our”), operated by WEBGO CONTENT MARKETING DIRETO LTDA., a private company incorporated under the laws of Brazil, registered under CNPJ No. 22.026.064/0001-02, with its registered address at Rua XV de Novembro, No. 266, Centro, Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil, Postal Code 80020-310 (“WebGO”).

These Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of:

https://canada.nodetalhe.com.br

Please read these Terms carefully.

By accessing or using the Website, you acknowledge these Terms and agree to comply with them, subject to any rights or protections that cannot lawfully be waived or restricted under applicable law.

If you do not agree with these Terms, you should discontinue use of the Website.

These Terms should be read together with our Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, where available, and any other notices or policies displayed on the Website.

1. ABOUT NOD – CANADA

NOD – Canada is an independent digital information and editorial Website intended primarily to provide practical information to people living in Canada.

The Website publishes articles, guides, explanatory materials, news-related informational content, tutorials, and other resources concerning subjects that may include:

  • social benefits;
  • government benefit programs;
  • payment dates;
  • eligibility requirements;
  • federal, provincial, and territorial programs;
  • employment opportunities;
  • careers;
  • hiring processes;
  • salaries and employment-related information;
  • professional training;
  • apprenticeships;
  • skilled trades;
  • certifications;
  • professional qualifications;
  • educational and training programs;
  • government services;
  • identification documents;
  • Social Insurance Numbers;
  • driver’s licences;
  • provincial identification;
  • document renewal and replacement;
  • digital platforms and applications;
  • public services;
  • programs relevant to newcomers;
  • practical information about living and working in Canada; and
  • other subjects that may be useful to our readers.

Our purpose is to make information that may otherwise be technical, fragmented, or difficult to understand more accessible to readers.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, all content is provided for general informational and educational purposes only.

2. NOD – CANADA IS NOT A GOVERNMENT WEBSITE

NOD – Canada is an independent privately operated Website.

We are not part of, operated by, or officially affiliated with:

  • the Government of Canada;
  • Service Canada;
  • Canada Revenue Agency (CRA);
  • Employment and Social Development Canada;
  • Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC);
  • any provincial or territorial government;
  • any municipal government;
  • any government ministry, agency, board, commission, Crown corporation, or public authority; or
  • any other public institution mentioned on the Website,

unless a particular relationship is expressly and clearly disclosed.

References to government agencies, government programs, benefits, forms, services, logos, program names, or public institutions are made for informational, journalistic, descriptive, or identification purposes.

The Website does not have authority to approve, deny, accelerate, change, or intervene in government applications, benefits, documents, licences, claims, payments, or administrative decisions.

3. NO PROFESSIONAL OR OFFICIAL ADVICE

The information available through NOD – Canada does not constitute and should not be interpreted as:

  • legal advice;
  • immigration or citizenship advice;
  • financial advice;
  • tax advice;
  • investment advice;
  • accounting advice;
  • employment or labour-law advice;
  • professional career counselling;
  • medical advice;
  • individualized educational counselling;
  • official government guidance;
  • an official eligibility determination;
  • an administrative decision;
  • professional representation; or
  • any other regulated professional service.

WebGO is not acting as your lawyer, immigration consultant, accountant, tax adviser, financial adviser, employment adviser, government representative, or other professional adviser.

Where your situation requires professional advice, you should consult an appropriately qualified professional.

Where an article relates to a government program, benefit, document, licence, tax matter, employment standard, immigration issue, or other regulated subject, you should confirm important information through the applicable official authority.

4. GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY

The information published on NOD – Canada is intended for a broad audience.

It may not take into account the particular circumstances of every reader.

Eligibility, requirements, procedures, deadlines, amounts, rights, benefits, services, and opportunities may depend on factors including:

  • province or territory;
  • place of residence;
  • immigration or residency status;
  • age;
  • family composition;
  • household income;
  • employment history;
  • employment status;
  • tax information;
  • educational background;
  • professional qualifications;
  • date of application;
  • program funding;
  • availability;
  • employer requirements;
  • administrative decisions;
  • current legislation;
  • regulations;
  • government policies; and
  • other individual circumstances.

You should not assume that general information appearing on the Website necessarily applies to your personal circumstances.

5. FEDERAL, PROVINCIAL, AND TERRITORIAL DIFFERENCES

Canada has federal, provincial, territorial, and municipal laws, programs, agencies, and administrative systems.

Certain information published on the Website may apply nationally, while other information may apply only in a particular province or territory.

This distinction can be particularly important for subjects such as:

  • driver’s licences;
  • provincial identification;
  • healthcare-related services;
  • social assistance;
  • disability benefits;
  • employment standards;
  • apprenticeships;
  • trades certification;
  • provincial tax credits;
  • housing-related programs;
  • education;
  • professional licensing; and
  • other provincially regulated matters.

Readers are responsible for verifying that the information they rely upon applies to their province, territory, municipality, or individual circumstances.

6. INFORMATION FOR NEWCOMERS AND IMMIGRATION-RELATED CONTENT

Some NOD – Canada content may discuss programs, documents, services, or employment matters relevant to newcomers, permanent residents, temporary residents, international students, refugees, protected persons, foreign workers, or other individuals with particular immigration statuses.

Such content is provided for general informational purposes only.

NOD – Canada does not provide Canadian immigration or citizenship legal services or regulated immigration advice.

Nothing published on the Website should be treated as a substitute for information provided by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, the Canada Border Services Agency, an applicable government body, or an appropriately authorized immigration or legal professional.

7. BENEFITS AND GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS

Content concerning government benefits and public programs may explain matters such as:

  • general eligibility criteria;
  • application procedures;
  • payment dates;
  • estimated or published benefit amounts;
  • required documents;
  • government portals;
  • application status procedures;
  • renewal requirements; and
  • other publicly available program information.

NOD – Canada does not determine whether a user qualifies for any government benefit or program.

Only the responsible governmental body or authorized institution can make an official eligibility or entitlement determination.

Nothing published on the Website creates, establishes, confirms, or guarantees entitlement to:

  • a benefit;
  • a tax credit;
  • a subsidy;
  • a government payment;
  • social assistance;
  • a pension;
  • employment insurance;
  • a grant;
  • funding;
  • reimbursement; or
  • any other public program.

8. BENEFIT AMOUNTS AND PAYMENT DATES

Where NOD – Canada publishes benefit amounts, payment dates, income thresholds, benefit estimates, or similar financial information, those figures may be subject to change.

Amounts may also depend on individual circumstances.

References such as “up to $X” indicate a potential maximum or published maximum and do not mean that every eligible applicant will receive that amount.

The Website does not guarantee:

  • payment amounts;
  • payment dates;
  • eligibility;
  • approval;
  • processing times;
  • continuity of a program; or
  • receipt of funds.

Users should confirm material financial information through the government department or institution responsible for the program.

9. EMPLOYMENT AND CAREER INFORMATION

NOD – Canada may publish content concerning:

  • companies that are hiring;
  • occupational demand;
  • salaries;
  • careers;
  • job categories;
  • recruitment processes;
  • employer benefits;
  • professional training;
  • certifications;
  • apprenticeships;
  • skilled trades;
  • remote work;
  • part-time work;
  • entry-level opportunities; and
  • other employment-related subjects.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, NOD – Canada is not an employment agency, recruitment agency, staffing company, or employer in relation to opportunities discussed in its editorial content.

We do not control hiring decisions made by third parties.

The Website does not guarantee:

  • job availability;
  • an interview;
  • recruitment;
  • employment;
  • salary;
  • working hours;
  • employee benefits;
  • acceptance into training;
  • certification;
  • promotion; or
  • any particular career result.

Job openings may close, change, or become unavailable without notice.

Before submitting an application or providing personal information, users should verify the opportunity through the employer’s official career website or another reliable source.

10. DOCUMENTS AND IDENTIFICATION INFORMATION

NOD – Canada may publish guides concerning official documents and identification, including application, replacement, renewal, validity, eligibility, and related procedures.

We do not issue or renew government identification.

We cannot:

  • issue a Social Insurance Number;
  • issue or renew a driver’s licence;
  • issue a provincial identification card;
  • replace government documents;
  • access government records;
  • modify government databases;
  • schedule government services unless specifically offered through an official external system;
  • accelerate applications; or
  • guarantee issuance or approval.

Official documents must be requested through the responsible government body or authorized provider.

11. NO REQUEST FOR SENSITIVE GOVERNMENT OR FINANCIAL CREDENTIALS

NOD – Canada does not require users to submit sensitive government or financial credentials in order to read its editorial content.

You should not send us, unless specifically and legitimately required in connection with a request initiated by you:

  • your Social Insurance Number (SIN);
  • government portal passwords;
  • online banking credentials;
  • credit or debit card PINs;
  • passport numbers;
  • full banking credentials;
  • security answers; or
  • other highly sensitive authentication information.

If an external website requests such information, verify that you are dealing with the legitimate organization responsible for that service.

12. USER RESPONSIBILITY

You are responsible for how you interpret and use information found on NOD – Canada.

Before taking a significant action based on Website content, you should verify information relevant to your circumstances.

This is particularly important before:

  • applying for a benefit;
  • submitting a government application;
  • providing personal information;
  • submitting employment documents;
  • applying for a job;
  • paying a fee;
  • registering for a course;
  • making a financial decision;
  • relying on a deadline;
  • relying on an eligibility requirement;
  • cancelling another service;
  • changing your legal or administrative status; or
  • making another consequential decision.

You are responsible for checking applicable official sources and obtaining professional advice where appropriate.

13. ACCURACY AND UPDATES

WebGO makes reasonable editorial efforts to publish accurate and useful information.

However, we do not represent that every piece of information will remain complete, current, or error-free at all times.

Information can change after publication for reasons outside our control.

Examples include changes to:

  • laws;
  • regulations;
  • government policies;
  • program requirements;
  • eligibility criteria;
  • payment amounts;
  • income thresholds;
  • application forms;
  • deadlines;
  • government websites;
  • employer policies;
  • salary ranges;
  • job openings;
  • certification requirements;
  • application systems;
  • contact information; and
  • third-party services.

Although we may update content when appropriate, we are not able to guarantee immediate revision of every article whenever a third party changes its rules or information.

Where there is a conflict between NOD – Canada content and current information published by the responsible government body, employer, institution, regulator, or other authoritative source, users should rely on the applicable authoritative source.

14. SOURCES

Our editorial content may be based on publicly available information obtained from sources including:

  • Government of Canada websites;
  • federal departments and agencies;
  • provincial and territorial governments;
  • municipal authorities;
  • Statistics Canada;
  • official legislation and regulations;
  • government publications;
  • public notices;
  • employers;
  • corporate career pages;
  • educational institutions;
  • certification bodies;
  • publicly available reports; and
  • other sources we consider relevant to the subject.

The use of a source does not mean that the source endorses, sponsors, approves, or is affiliated with NOD – Canada.

We do not control third-party sources and cannot ensure that information hosted by them will remain unchanged or continuously available.

15. NO GUARANTEE OF ELIGIBILITY, APPROVAL, OR RESULTS

Nothing published on NOD – Canada constitutes a guarantee that a user will qualify for, obtain, receive, or be approved for any:

  • government benefit;
  • payment;
  • tax credit;
  • subsidy;
  • grant;
  • job;
  • interview;
  • employment opportunity;
  • professional certification;
  • apprenticeship;
  • licence;
  • identification document;
  • government service;
  • educational program; or
  • other opportunity discussed on the Website.

Even where a person appears to meet criteria described in an article, a final determination may depend on additional facts, documents, verification procedures, administrative discretion, or criteria not known to NOD – Canada.

Only the organization responsible for the relevant application or decision can determine the final outcome.

16. EDITORIAL INDEPENDENCE

WebGO maintains editorial control over NOD – Canada.

We determine, subject to applicable law:

  • what subjects we publish;
  • how articles are structured;
  • which sources we consult;
  • when articles are updated;
  • how information is presented;
  • what content is removed;
  • how the Website is organized; and
  • which Website features are made available.

The publication of an article does not create an obligation to continue covering the subject.

We may edit, correct, expand, reorganize, replace, update, archive, or remove content when appropriate.

17. WEBSITE CHANGES

We may modify the Website from time to time.

Changes may include:

  • design;
  • layout;
  • navigation;
  • categories;
  • URLs;
  • editorial sections;
  • advertising formats;
  • technologies;
  • features;
  • content;
  • availability; and
  • other Website elements.

Subject to applicable law, we may also discontinue all or part of the Website.

Users do not acquire a permanent right to the continued availability of a particular article, URL, category, feature, or Website design.

18. NO INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION OR ENDORSEMENT

Unless expressly disclosed, references to third-party organizations do not imply a partnership or official relationship with WebGO.

This includes references to:

  • government departments;
  • government programs;
  • Crown corporations;
  • colleges;
  • universities;
  • schools;
  • employers;
  • corporations;
  • banks;
  • financial institutions;
  • certification bodies;
  • applications;
  • websites;
  • technology companies;
  • trademarks; and
  • other organizations.

Names, trademarks, service marks, logos, acronyms, product names, program names, and other third-party identifiers remain the property of their respective owners.

Their appearance on the Website is generally for identification, commentary, reporting, comparison, description, or other lawful informational purposes.

19. ADVERTISING

NOD – Canada may display advertising provided by third parties, including advertising delivered automatically through advertising platforms such as Google.

Advertising helps support the operation and publication of free Website content.

The appearance of an advertisement on NOD – Canada does not necessarily mean that WebGO:

  • recommends the advertiser;
  • endorses the product;
  • certifies the service;
  • has tested the product or service;
  • guarantees the offer;
  • approves claims made by the advertiser; or
  • is a party to any resulting transaction.

Advertisements may be selected or delivered by third-party advertising platforms.

Users are responsible for evaluating advertised products and services before purchasing or providing information.

Any purchase, registration, subscription, contract, payment, dispute, delivery, refund, warranty claim, or other relationship between a user and an independent advertiser is generally between those parties.

Nothing in this section excludes responsibilities that WebGO cannot legally exclude under applicable law.

20. SPONSORED CONTENT AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONSHIPS

From time to time, NOD – Canada may publish sponsored, commercially supported, or promotional material.

Where required by applicable law or where necessary to avoid misleading readers, material commercial relationships will be disclosed in a reasonably clear manner.

Commercial relationships do not authorize advertisers or sponsors to represent themselves as government entities or to make deceptive claims through NOD – Canada.

We seek to distinguish editorial information from advertising or sponsored communications where required or appropriate.

21. AFFILIATE LINKS

Some Website pages may contain affiliate links.

When a user clicks an affiliate link and subsequently makes a qualifying purchase, registration, subscription, or other transaction, WebGO may receive compensation from the third party.

Where required, affiliate relationships will be disclosed.

Affiliate compensation does not necessarily increase the price paid by the user.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, WebGO is not a party to the agreement between the user and the third-party merchant or service provider.

Purchases and transactions remain subject to the third party’s terms, policies, pricing, availability, and customer service practices.

22. THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES

NOD – Canada frequently links to external websites to help readers access:

  • official government information;
  • application portals;
  • government forms;
  • employer websites;
  • career pages;
  • educational programs;
  • services;
  • applications; and
  • other useful resources.

We do not control independent third-party websites.

WebGO is not responsible for the ongoing:

  • availability;
  • security;
  • accessibility;
  • content;
  • accuracy;
  • privacy practices;
  • terms;
  • business practices; or
  • functionality

of an independent third-party website.

A link does not constitute a guarantee or endorsement.

Users should review applicable third-party terms and privacy policies before providing Personal Information or entering into transactions.

23. WEBSITE AVAILABILITY

We seek to keep NOD – Canada reasonably available, but continuous or uninterrupted access cannot be guaranteed.

The Website may become unavailable because of:

  • maintenance;
  • infrastructure changes;
  • hosting problems;
  • software failures;
  • internet outages;
  • cybersecurity incidents;
  • denial-of-service attacks;
  • third-party service interruptions;
  • updates;
  • force majeure events; or
  • other circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

We may suspend or restrict access where reasonably necessary for security, maintenance, legal compliance, or operational purposes.

24. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Unless otherwise indicated, the Website and original materials created for NOD – Canada may be protected by applicable intellectual property laws, including copyright, trademark, and related laws.

Protected materials may include:

  • original articles;
  • written guides;
  • editorial compilations;
  • graphics;
  • illustrations;
  • photographs owned or licensed by WebGO;
  • videos;
  • logos;
  • branding;
  • Website design elements;
  • original databases or compilations;
  • visual identity; and
  • other original content.

Copyright and other rights in materials owned by third parties remain with their respective owners.

Except as permitted by applicable law or expressly authorized by us, you may not reproduce, republish, distribute, sell, license, commercially exploit, or create substantially reproduced versions of WebGO-owned content.

25. LIMITED PERSONAL USE

You may access NOD – Canada for lawful personal and informational purposes.

Subject to applicable law, you may use reasonable portions of Website content for legitimate purposes such as reference, commentary, discussion, research, or sharing a link to the original Website.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to restrict rights that cannot legally be restricted, including applicable rights under Canadian copyright law.

Where applicable, Canadian copyright law may permit certain uses through doctrines such as fair dealing, including for legally recognized purposes.

26. ATTRIBUTION AND QUOTATION

When reproducing portions of Website content in circumstances permitted by law, appropriate attribution should be provided where required.

Nothing in these Terms grants permission to reproduce an article in full merely by identifying NOD – Canada as the source.

Where quotation or reproduction is permitted by applicable law, the extent of the material used should remain consistent with that permitted use.

27. TRADEMARKS

“NOD – Canada”, “No Detalhe”, WebGO names, logos, visual identifiers, and other branding owned by WebGO or its affiliates may constitute trademarks or other protected identifiers.

Third-party trademarks appearing on the Website belong to their respective owners.

No use of the Website grants you a licence to use WebGO trademarks or third-party trademarks except as permitted by applicable law or with the applicable rights holder’s permission.

28. AUTOMATED ACCESS, SCRAPING, AND DATA EXTRACTION

Subject to applicable law, you must not use automated methods to access, extract, reproduce, or systematically collect Website content in a manner that:

  • places an unreasonable burden on Website infrastructure;
  • interferes with Website operation;
  • circumvents technical access controls;
  • bypasses rate limits or security protections;
  • collects substantial portions of our Website or databases without authorization;
  • creates an unauthorized mirror or replica of the Website;
  • violates copyright or other intellectual property rights;
  • facilitates fraud or abusive activity; or
  • otherwise accesses the Website in a manner inconsistent with normal human use and these Terms.

Restricted automated methods may include:

  • scraping tools;
  • bots;
  • crawlers;
  • spiders;
  • automated extraction software;
  • bulk download tools;
  • data-mining systems; and
  • similar technologies.

Ordinary indexing by legitimate search engines may be permitted in accordance with the technical instructions made available by the Website, including applicable robots directives.

Nothing in this section prohibits conduct that cannot lawfully be restricted.

29. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING USE

Except where permitted by applicable law or expressly authorized by WebGO, you may not use automated means to systematically collect or reproduce substantial portions of NOD – Canada content for the purpose of:

  • training artificial intelligence models;
  • fine-tuning machine-learning systems;
  • building large language model datasets;
  • creating retrieval databases that substantially reproduce our editorial corpus;
  • developing generative systems using unauthorized copies of Website content; or
  • reproducing or republishing substantial portions of our content through an automated service.

This restriction is intended to protect our editorial content and intellectual property and does not purport to eliminate rights or exceptions that cannot legally be restricted.

Nothing in these Terms should be interpreted as prohibiting lawful quotation, research, criticism, review, news reporting, education, parody, satire, or other activity protected or permitted by applicable law.

30. TECHNOLOGICAL PROTECTION MEASURES

You must not unlawfully bypass, disable, defeat, interfere with, or circumvent technological measures used to protect the Website, its infrastructure, or copyrighted content.

This section applies subject to exceptions and rights provided under applicable law.

31. PROHIBITED CONDUCT

When using the Website, you must not:

  • use the Website for unlawful purposes;
  • attempt unauthorized access to Website systems;
  • introduce malware, viruses, malicious scripts, or harmful code;
  • interfere with the normal operation of the Website;
  • carry out denial-of-service attacks;
  • impersonate WebGO or another person;
  • misrepresent an affiliation with NOD – Canada;
  • use Website content to commit fraud;
  • falsely represent NOD – Canada as a government service;
  • use WebGO branding in a misleading way;
  • unlawfully infringe intellectual property rights;
  • unlawfully collect Personal Information from other users;
  • circumvent security measures in violation of applicable law;
  • use automated systems contrary to Sections 28 and 29; or
  • assist another person in carrying out prohibited conduct.

We may take reasonable technical or legal steps in response to unlawful or abusive use.

32. PRIVACY

Personal Information handled through NOD – Canada is governed by our Privacy Policy.

The Privacy Policy explains, among other matters:

  • what Personal Information may be collected;
  • how it may be used;
  • cookies and similar technologies;
  • advertising technologies;
  • service providers;
  • international processing;
  • retention;
  • privacy choices; and
  • applicable privacy rights.

Where applicable, our Cookie Policy provides further information about cookies, advertising identifiers, analytics, and related technologies.

These documents should be read together with these Terms.

33. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS

If NOD – Canada offers email subscriptions, push notifications, or other electronic communications, additional consent or unsubscribe requirements may apply.

Where a communication is subject to Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (“CASL”), we will seek to comply with applicable identification, consent, and unsubscribe requirements.

Users may withdraw from optional push notifications through applicable browser or device controls.

34. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, NOD – Canada and its content are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.

WebGO does not warrant that:

  • the Website will always be available;
  • every article will always be current;
  • the Website will be uninterrupted or error-free;
  • every external link will remain active;
  • every government or employer website will remain accessible;
  • Website content will meet every user’s individual needs;
  • all third-party information will remain accurate after publication; or
  • technical errors will always be corrected immediately.

We do not exclude warranties, conditions, guarantees, statutory rights, or remedies that applicable law does not permit us to exclude.

35. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, WebGO, NOD – Canada, and their directors, officers, employees, contractors, and service providers will not be liable for losses arising solely from a user’s unreasonable reliance on general informational Website content without appropriate verification where such verification would reasonably be expected.

Subject to applicable law, WebGO is not responsible for consequences arising from:

  • changes made by government agencies after an article is published;
  • changes to benefit eligibility;
  • changes to government payment amounts or dates;
  • changes to application deadlines;
  • closure of employment opportunities;
  • hiring decisions made by employers;
  • changes to training or certification programs;
  • third-party website outages;
  • third-party application failures;
  • external websites changing their contents;
  • user errors in submitting external applications;
  • actions independently taken by third parties;
  • unauthorized third-party websites falsely claiming an association with NOD – Canada; or
  • events beyond WebGO’s reasonable control.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, WebGO will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or similar damages arising solely from use of the Website.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where such exclusion or limitation is prohibited by applicable law.

In particular, nothing in these Terms limits mandatory consumer rights or other statutory protections that cannot lawfully be waived.

36. THIRD-PARTY TRANSACTIONS

WebGO is generally not a party to transactions entered into between users and independent third parties reached through:

  • advertisements;
  • affiliate links;
  • career pages;
  • educational providers;
  • service providers;
  • applications; or
  • external websites.

Unless otherwise expressly stated, any contract for goods or services is between the user and the applicable third party.

Questions regarding:

  • payment;
  • cancellation;
  • refund;
  • warranties;
  • shipping;
  • subscriptions;
  • product quality;
  • customer service; or
  • performance of a third-party service

should generally be directed to the applicable provider.

Nothing in this section limits rights available to a consumer under applicable law.

37. INDEMNIFICATION

To the extent permitted by applicable law, if your unlawful conduct, intentional misconduct, or material violation of these Terms causes a third-party claim against WebGO, you agree to be responsible for losses and reasonable costs directly resulting from that conduct.

This may apply, for example, to claims arising from:

  • unlawful use of the Website;
  • intentional infringement of third-party rights;
  • unauthorized commercial reproduction of Website content;
  • malicious interference with Website systems; or
  • fraudulent misuse of the NOD – Canada identity.

This provision does not require an individual to indemnify WebGO for losses caused by WebGO’s own negligence, misconduct, breach of law, or other conduct for which liability cannot lawfully be transferred.

38. ENFORCEMENT AND RESTRICTION OF ACCESS

Where reasonably necessary, we may take steps to protect the Website, users, or our legal rights.

Such steps may include:

  • blocking abusive traffic;
  • restricting automated access;
  • disabling malicious connections;
  • requesting removal of infringing copies;
  • sending legal notices;
  • reporting unlawful activity to relevant authorities; and
  • pursuing remedies available under applicable law.

Any enforcement action will be subject to applicable legal requirements.

39. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

We may update these Terms from time to time to reflect changes to:

  • Website functionality;
  • editorial activities;
  • applicable laws;
  • technology;
  • advertising practices;
  • privacy practices;
  • security requirements; or
  • our business operations.

When the Terms are updated, the revised version will be published on this page and the Effective Date will be changed.

Where applicable law requires additional notice or consent for a material contractual change, we will follow the applicable requirement.

Changes will not retroactively eliminate rights that cannot lawfully be waived.

We encourage users to review these Terms periodically.

40. SEVERABILITY

If a provision of these Terms is found to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable under applicable law, that provision will be interpreted or limited to the minimum extent reasonably necessary where legally permitted.

The remaining provisions will continue in effect to the extent permitted by law.

41. NO WAIVER

If WebGO does not immediately exercise or enforce a right under these Terms, that does not necessarily constitute a waiver of that right.

A waiver will be effective only to the extent recognized by applicable law.

42. ENTIRE AGREEMENT REGARDING WEBSITE USE

These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy where applicable, and other policies expressly incorporated into them, constitute the general terms applicable to use of NOD – Canada.

Separate terms may apply to specific services, promotions, products, transactions, or features if clearly disclosed.

In the event of a conflict, specific terms applicable to a particular service may govern that service, subject to applicable law.

43. NO WAIVER OF STATUTORY RIGHTS

Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude, waive, restrict, or replace rights, remedies, guarantees, or protections that cannot legally be excluded or waived.

This includes mandatory rights that may arise under applicable Canadian federal, provincial, or territorial law.

If a provision of these Terms conflicts with a mandatory legal protection applicable to you, the mandatory legal protection will prevail to the extent of the conflict.

44. GOVERNING LAW

WebGO is a company incorporated and headquartered in Brazil.

Subject to the mandatory rights described below, these Terms and WebGO’s operation of the Website are governed by the laws of the Federative Republic of Brazil and, where applicable, the laws of the State of Paraná.

However, NOD – Canada is directed to readers in Canada.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to deprive a Canadian user of mandatory protections that apply to that user under Canadian federal, provincial, or territorial law.

Accordingly, Canadian laws that apply mandatorily to a particular user, activity, transaction, or dispute will continue to apply notwithstanding the general choice of Brazilian law above.

In particular, where provincial consumer or other mandatory legislation prevents a contractual choice of law from removing statutory protections available to a resident of that province, those protections remain unaffected.

45. JURISDICTION AND DISPUTES

Where legally permitted, disputes concerning WebGO or these Terms may be brought before the competent courts of Curitiba, State of Paraná, Brazil.

However, this is not intended to prevent a user from bringing a claim before a Canadian court, tribunal, regulator, consumer authority, privacy authority, or other body where applicable law provides the user with a mandatory right to do so.

Any exclusive jurisdiction provision will apply only to the extent enforceable under applicable law.

For residents of Quebec, nothing in these Terms waives jurisdiction or consumer protections that cannot validly be waived under Quebec law.

The same principle applies to mandatory jurisdictional rights available in other Canadian provinces or territories.

These Terms do not require users to submit disputes to mandatory arbitration and do not prohibit participation in a class proceeding where such restrictions would be prohibited or unenforceable under applicable law.

46. CANADIAN CONSUMER PROTECTION

Depending on the nature of a user’s interaction with the Website, Canadian federal, provincial, or territorial consumer-protection legislation may apply.

Nothing in these Terms should be interpreted as permitting:

  • false or misleading representations;
  • deceptive advertising;
  • prohibited contractual terms;
  • unlawful waiver of consumer rights; or
  • other practices prohibited by applicable consumer-protection legislation.

Where applicable consumer legislation grants a user rights that conflict with these Terms, the statutory rights will prevail.

47. CONTACT

Questions concerning these Terms may be directed to:

WEBGO CONTENT MARKETING DIRETO LTDA.

Rua XV de Novembro, No. 266
Centro – Curitiba, Paraná
Postal Code 80020-310
Brazil

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://canada.nodetalhe.com.br/

48. FINAL PROVISIONS

By using NOD – Canada, you acknowledge that the Website operates primarily as an independent informational and editorial resource.

You understand that NOD – Canada does not control decisions made by:

  • federal government bodies;
  • provincial or territorial governments;
  • municipalities;
  • employers;
  • educational institutions;
  • certification organizations;
  • financial institutions;
  • advertisers;
  • technology platforms; or
  • other independent third parties.

You also acknowledge that government programs, benefit amounts, eligibility criteria, employment opportunities, deadlines, procedures, forms, websites, applications, and other information may change after publication.

For important decisions, users should verify current information with the organization responsible for the relevant program, service, document, application, job, or opportunity.

Effective Date: September 2, 2026