PRIVACY POLICY

Effective Date: September 2, 2026

WEBGO CONTENT MARKETING DIRETO LTDA. (“WebGO”, “we”, “us”, or “our”) is 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 operates NOD – Canada, available at https://canada.nodetalhe.com.br/ (the “Website”).

We recognize the importance of privacy and are committed to handling personal information responsibly, transparently, and securely.

This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, retain, transfer, and protect personal information when you visit or interact with the Website, as well as the choices and rights available to you.

Our privacy practices are designed to comply, where applicable, with Canadian privacy legislation, including the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and applicable provincial privacy laws.

Because WebGO is established in Brazil, certain processing activities may also be subject to applicable Brazilian privacy and data protection laws, including Brazil’s Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais (LGPD – Federal Law No. 13,709/2018).

By accessing or using the Website, you acknowledge the practices described in this Privacy Policy.

Where consent is required by applicable law, we will seek consent in a manner appropriate to the circumstances and to the sensitivity of the personal information involved.

This Privacy Policy should also be read together with our Cookie Policy, where available.

1. ABOUT THIS PRIVACY POLICY

NOD – Canada is an informational website that publishes free content concerning subjects such as social benefits, careers, professional training, essential documents, identification services, and other practical matters relevant to people living in Canada.

NOD – Canada is not a Canadian government website and is not affiliated with the Government of Canada or any federal, provincial, territorial, or municipal government agency.

The Website does not require users to provide government identification numbers, banking information, credit card information, or payment information in order to access its editorial content.

This Privacy Policy applies to personal information processed through NOD – Canada and related technologies operated on or in connection with the Website.

If you follow a link from our Website to a third-party website, service, application, advertiser, or platform, that third party’s privacy practices will apply to your activities on that external service.

We encourage you to review the privacy notices of third-party websites before providing personal information to them.

2. PRIVACY PRINCIPLES

Our approach to personal information is guided by principles including:

accountability for personal information under our control;
transparency regarding our privacy practices;
identifying the purposes for which information is collected;
obtaining meaningful consent where required;
limiting collection to information reasonably necessary for identified purposes;
limiting use, disclosure, and retention;
maintaining reasonable accuracy where relevant;
implementing safeguards appropriate to the sensitivity of the information;
providing individuals with appropriate access to their personal information; and
providing a process for privacy questions, requests, and complaints.

We collect, use, and disclose personal information only for purposes that we consider reasonable and appropriate in the circumstances and as permitted by applicable law.

3. DEFINITIONS

For purposes of this Privacy Policy:

“Personal Information” means information about an identifiable individual, whether the individual is identified directly or can reasonably be identified through the information alone or in combination with other information.

Depending on applicable law and context, this may include information such as a name, email address, Internet Protocol (“IP”) address, device identifiers, online identifiers, browsing activity, or other information associated with an identifiable individual.

“De-identified Information” means information that has been modified so that it cannot reasonably be associated with an identifiable individual, subject to the standards required by applicable law.

“Cookies” are small files or data elements stored on or accessed from a user’s browser or device when visiting a website.

“Processing” refers generally to operations performed on Personal Information, including collecting, recording, organizing, using, storing, transmitting, disclosing, modifying, deleting, or otherwise handling such information.

“Service Provider” means a third party that processes information in connection with services provided to WebGO, such as hosting, security, analytics, advertising, email, or technology services.

References to “WebGO,” “we,” “us,” or “our” refer to WEBGO CONTENT MARKETING DIRETO LTDA.

References to “you” or “your” refer to visitors or users of NOD – Canada.

References to the “Website” mean https://canada.nodetalhe.com.br/.

4. INFORMATION WE COLLECT

Information may be collected in two principal ways:

information you voluntarily provide to us; and
information collected automatically when you use the Website.

The types and amount of Personal Information collected depend on how you interact with NOD – Canada.

We seek to limit the collection of Personal Information to what is reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy.

5. INFORMATION YOU PROVIDE TO US

Contacting WebGO

If you contact us by email at [email protected], we may collect information such as:

your name;
your email address;
the contents of your message;
attachments that you voluntarily provide; and
other information you choose to include in the communication.

We use this information to respond to your request, answer questions, investigate concerns, process privacy requests, and maintain appropriate records of our communications.

You should not send sensitive information unless it is reasonably necessary for your request.

In particular, we do not require your Social Insurance Number (SIN), bank credentials, credit card number, government account password, or similar sensitive information to respond to general Website inquiries.

6. PUSH NOTIFICATIONS

Where push notifications are offered by the Website, you may voluntarily choose to subscribe through your browser or device.

If you enable push notifications, we or the technology provider used to deliver those notifications may process information such as:

a browser or device subscription identifier;
push notification token;
browser type;
operating system;
device information;
IP address;
approximate location derived from the IP address;
subscription status;
notification delivery data; and
interaction metrics, such as notification views or clicks.

This information is used to:

register and maintain your push notification subscription;
send notifications about newly published or relevant Website content;
manage subscription preferences;
measure delivery and interaction with notifications;
troubleshoot technical issues; and
improve notification performance.

You may withdraw your permission for push notifications at any time through the notification settings of your browser or device.

Where messages constitute commercial electronic messages under Canadian law, we will comply with applicable requirements of Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (“CASL”), including applicable consent and unsubscribe requirements.

7. INFORMATION COLLECTED AUTOMATICALLY

When you access or use the Website, certain technical and usage information may be collected automatically through cookies, pixels, tags, log files, advertising technologies, analytics technologies, and similar tools.

Depending on your device, browser, settings, and consent choices, this information may include:

IP address;
cookie identifiers;
device identifiers;
browser type and version;
operating system;
device characteristics;
approximate geographic location derived from IP address;
referring URL;
landing page;
pages viewed;
date and time of visits;
session duration;
links clicked;
scrolling or interaction information;
advertising impressions and interactions;
technical error information; and
other Website usage and performance information.

Some of this information may not identify you by itself but may constitute Personal Information under applicable privacy laws when it can reasonably be associated with an identifiable individual.

8. HOW WE USE AUTOMATICALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION

Automatically collected information may be used to:

operate and maintain the Website;
provide Website functionality;
understand how visitors use our content;
measure Website traffic and audience;
identify popular or useful content;
improve navigation and user experience;
detect technical problems;
improve Website performance;
maintain Website security;
prevent fraud, abuse, malicious activity, and unauthorized access;
measure advertising performance;
display advertising;
personalize advertising where permitted;
limit repetitive advertising;
perform analytics and statistical analysis;
understand referral sources;
comply with legal and regulatory obligations; and
establish, exercise, or defend legal rights.

We seek to use only the information reasonably necessary for these purposes.

9. COOKIES AND SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES

NOD – Canada uses cookies and similar technologies for different purposes.

These technologies may include first-party technologies operated on our behalf and third-party technologies operated by advertising, analytics, technology, and service providers.

Cookies may generally fall into categories such as:

Essential and Functional Cookies

These technologies support the operation, security, functionality, and performance of the Website.

Some of these technologies may be necessary for the Website to function properly.

Analytics and Measurement Cookies

These technologies help us understand Website traffic, content performance, navigation patterns, and how users interact with NOD – Canada.

Advertising Cookies

Advertising technologies may be used to deliver, measure, limit, and optimize advertisements.

Depending on applicable law, your settings, and the technologies involved, advertising may be contextual or personalized.

Preference Cookies

These technologies may remember choices or preferences associated with your browser or device.

More information about our use of these technologies and available controls should be provided in our Cookie Policy and, where applicable, through the Website’s consent-management interface.

10. GOOGLE ADVERTISING SERVICES

NOD – Canada is supported in part by advertising, including advertising services provided by Google.

Third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies, advertising identifiers, or similar technologies to serve, measure, and personalize advertisements.

Google’s use of advertising cookies may allow Google and its partners to serve advertisements based on a user’s visit to NOD – Canada and/or other websites on the Internet, subject to applicable law and the user’s privacy settings.

Information processed by Google may include, depending on the circumstances:

cookie identifiers;
IP address;
browser and device information;
advertising interactions;
pages viewed;
advertising impressions;
approximate location; and
other information used for advertising, fraud prevention, security, measurement, and analytics.

Google acts independently in relation to certain processing activities and maintains its own privacy policies and controls.

You can learn how Google uses information from websites or applications that use Google services at:

https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites

Google advertising preferences can be managed through My Ad Center at:

https://myadcenter.google.com

Additional choices regarding interest-based advertising may also be available through industry opt-out mechanisms, depending on your location and the advertising providers involved.

Disabling personalized advertising does not necessarily prevent advertisements from appearing. You may instead receive non-personalized or contextual advertisements.

11. ANALYTICS AND WEBSITE MEASUREMENT

We may use analytics and measurement providers to understand Website usage, audience patterns, technical performance, and content engagement.

These technologies may process information such as IP address, browser and device information, pages visited, session information, referral information, and Website interactions.

Where required by applicable law, non-essential analytics technologies will be used in accordance with applicable consent requirements.

Analytics information may also be aggregated or de-identified for statistical purposes.

12. PURPOSES FOR WHICH WE PROCESS PERSONAL INFORMATION

Depending on how you interact with the Website, we may process Personal Information for purposes including:

providing and operating NOD – Canada;
publishing and delivering Website content;
responding to questions and requests;
managing Website communications;
providing push notifications where requested;
managing notification subscriptions;
maintaining Website security;
preventing fraud and abuse;
diagnosing technical problems;
measuring Website performance;
performing audience and traffic analytics;
understanding how content is used;
improving Website functionality;
displaying and measuring advertising;
personalizing advertising where permitted;
managing service providers;
maintaining business and technical records;
complying with contractual obligations;
complying with legal and regulatory requirements;
responding to lawful requests from authorities;
protecting WebGO, our users, and third parties; and
establishing, exercising, or defending legal claims.

Where required, we will obtain consent before using Personal Information for a materially new purpose that is not reasonably compatible with the purpose originally identified.

13. CONSENT

Where applicable privacy law requires consent, we seek to obtain meaningful consent for the collection, use, or disclosure of Personal Information.

The appropriate form of consent depends on factors such as:

the sensitivity of the information;
the purposes involved;
the reasonable expectations of the user; and
the potential consequences of the processing.

Consent may be express or implied where permitted by law.

Where information is sensitive, the processing is outside a user’s reasonable expectations, or the processing creates a meaningful residual risk of significant harm, express consent may be required.

You may withdraw consent to certain processing activities at any time, subject to reasonable notice and any legal, contractual, or technical restrictions.

Withdrawal of consent does not affect processing that occurred lawfully before consent was withdrawn.

Certain Website functions may not be available if information or permissions reasonably necessary to provide those functions are withheld or withdrawn.

14. DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

We do not disclose Personal Information indiscriminately.

We may disclose Personal Information in the following circumstances.

Employees and Authorized Personnel

Personal Information may be accessed by employees, contractors, and authorized personnel who reasonably require access to perform their duties.

Access is intended to be limited to what is necessary for legitimate business functions.

Service Providers

We may use third-party Service Providers to support activities including:

hosting;
cloud infrastructure;
Website management;
security;
data storage;
analytics;
advertising;
email services;
push notification delivery;
technical support; and
fraud prevention.

These providers may process information as necessary to perform services for us or, in some circumstances, under their own privacy policies and responsibilities.

Advertising and Measurement Partners

Information collected through advertising or measurement technologies may be disclosed to or collected directly by advertising, analytics, and technology partners such as Google.

The information available to each provider depends on the technologies used, your settings, consent choices, and the provider’s own services.

Corporate Transactions

Personal Information may be disclosed where reasonably necessary in connection with an actual or proposed:

merger;
acquisition;
corporate reorganization;
financing;
sale of assets;
transfer of business;
insolvency; or
similar corporate transaction.

Where appropriate, we will seek to ensure that Personal Information remains protected during such transactions.

Legal and Safety Requirements

We may disclose information when we reasonably believe it is permitted or required by applicable law, including to:

comply with legislation or regulations;
respond to a subpoena, court order, warrant, or other legally valid process;
respond to a lawful request from a competent government, regulatory, judicial, or law-enforcement authority;
investigate suspected fraud or illegal activity;
enforce applicable agreements;
protect the security of our systems;
prevent or investigate misuse of the Website;
protect our legal rights and property; or
protect the safety or rights of users or third parties.

Where legally permitted, we seek to limit disclosure to information reasonably necessary for the relevant purpose.

15. WE DO NOT SELL PERSONAL INFORMATION

WebGO does not sell or rent Personal Information to third parties in exchange for monetary compensation.

However, certain advertising technologies involve the transmission of identifiers and usage information among participants in the digital advertising ecosystem.

Where applicable law characterizes a particular advertising or data-sharing practice differently, we will comply with the requirements applicable to that practice.

16. INTERNATIONAL PROCESSING AND CROSS-BORDER TRANSFERS

WebGO is headquartered in Brazil, while NOD – Canada is directed primarily to users in Canada.

As a result, Personal Information collected in connection with the Website may be processed, stored, or accessed in countries other than the province or country in which you reside.

This may include processing in:

Brazil;
Canada;
the United States; and
other countries in which our Service Providers or their infrastructure operate.

For example, cloud hosting, advertising, analytics, security, communications, or technology providers may process information using infrastructure located in multiple jurisdictions.

When Personal Information is processed outside Canada, it may become subject to the laws of the jurisdiction in which it is processed and may, where legally permitted, be accessible to courts, law-enforcement bodies, national security authorities, regulators, or governmental authorities in that jurisdiction.

The privacy protections and legal rules applicable in another jurisdiction may differ from those applicable in Canada.

Where required by applicable law, WebGO uses appropriate contractual, organizational, technical, and other safeguards in relation to Personal Information processed by Service Providers outside the user’s jurisdiction.

WebGO remains accountable for Personal Information under its control in accordance with applicable privacy legislation.

Users may contact us at [email protected] if they have questions about the processing of their Personal Information outside Canada.

17. DATA RETENTION

We retain Personal Information only for as long as reasonably necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected and to meet applicable legal, security, accounting, dispute-resolution, and operational requirements.

Retention periods may vary based on:

the type of information;
the purpose for which it was collected;
applicable legal requirements;
security considerations;
the existence of a dispute or legal claim; and
technical and operational requirements.

As a general guideline:

Website and Technical Logs

Technical logs may generally be retained for up to six months, unless a longer period is reasonably necessary for security, fraud prevention, technical investigation, legal compliance, or another permitted purpose.

Analytics and Statistical Information

Analytics information may generally be retained for up to 24 months, depending on the configuration of the relevant analytics services and applicable privacy requirements.

Aggregated or properly de-identified statistical information may be retained for longer where permitted by law.

Cookies

Cookie retention periods vary by cookie and provider.

Specific expiration periods may be described in our Cookie Policy or consent-management interface.

You may also delete cookies through your browser settings.

Email Communications

Information provided when you contact us may generally be retained for up to 24 months following the last substantive interaction, unless a longer retention period is reasonably necessary for legal, security, complaint-handling, or recordkeeping purposes.

Push Notification Information

Push subscription information may be retained while the subscription remains active.

When a subscription is cancelled or becomes invalid, associated identifiers may be deleted or deactivated in accordance with our systems and those of the applicable Service Provider.

After an applicable retention period ends, information may be securely deleted, de-identified, anonymized where legally permitted, or retained where continued retention is permitted or required by law.

18. SECURITY SAFEGUARDS

We take reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational measures designed to protect Personal Information under our control.

Depending on the nature and sensitivity of the information, these measures may include:

limiting access to authorized individuals;
account and access controls;
authentication measures;
technical protections for systems and infrastructure;
maintaining and updating software;
security monitoring;
backup and recovery procedures;
confidentiality obligations;
internal privacy and security procedures;
limiting the amount of Personal Information collected;
selecting appropriate Service Providers; and
procedures for responding to potential privacy and security incidents.

Individuals who have access to Personal Information are expected to use that information only for authorized purposes and to maintain appropriate confidentiality.

19. NO METHOD OF TRANSMISSION IS COMPLETELY SECURE

Although we use reasonable measures designed to protect Personal Information, no Internet transmission, computer system, cloud service, database, or storage method can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Security incidents may arise from circumstances including malicious attacks, unauthorized access, software vulnerabilities, human error, equipment failures, compromised credentials, or other events.

Accordingly, we cannot guarantee absolute security.

If you become aware of a potential security issue involving NOD – Canada or Personal Information that may be under our control, please contact us at:

[email protected]

We will investigate appropriate reports and take reasonable steps to mitigate identified risks.

20. PRIVACY AND SECURITY INCIDENTS

We maintain processes intended to identify, assess, and respond to breaches of security safeguards involving Personal Information.

Where an incident is subject to PIPEDA and it is reasonable to believe that a breach creates a real risk of significant harm to an individual, we will comply with applicable requirements regarding reporting to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada and notifying affected individuals.

We will also comply with applicable provincial breach reporting, notification, recordkeeping, and incident-management requirements where they apply.

21. THIRD-PARTY LINKS AND SERVICES

NOD – Canada contains links to third-party websites and services.

This is particularly common because our editorial content may direct readers to:

Canadian government websites;
provincial or territorial government websites;
Service Canada;
Canada Revenue Agency;
employment websites;
corporate career portals;
educational institutions;
third-party resources;
advertisers; and
other external services.

Once you leave NOD – Canada, the collection and use of information by the destination website is governed by that third party’s terms and privacy practices.

WebGO does not control and is not responsible for the privacy practices, security, cookies, content, or data-handling activities of independent third-party websites.

A link from NOD – Canada does not mean that WebGO controls the third party or its privacy practices.

We encourage you to review the privacy policy of any external service before providing Personal Information.

22. ADVERTISING LINKS

The Website may display advertisements provided by third-party advertising platforms.

When you click an advertisement, you may be redirected to a third-party website.

NOD – Canada does not determine how independent advertisers collect or process Personal Information on their own websites.

Your interactions with advertisers after leaving NOD – Canada are subject to those advertisers’ own terms, privacy policies, and security practices.

23. YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS

Your rights depend on the privacy legislation applicable to your circumstances.

Subject to applicable exceptions, Canadian privacy laws may provide rights such as the following.

Access

You may request information about the Personal Information we hold about you and request access to that information.

Where required by applicable law, we may also provide information regarding how your Personal Information has been used and organizations to which it has been disclosed.

Correction

You may request correction of Personal Information that you believe is inaccurate or incomplete.

Withdrawal of Consent

Where processing is based on consent, you may withdraw that consent, subject to legal or contractual restrictions and reasonable notice.

Information About Our Privacy Practices

You may ask questions about:

how we collect Personal Information;
why we collect it;
how it is used;
the categories of organizations to which information may be disclosed;
international processing; and
our privacy safeguards and practices.

Challenging Compliance

You may raise a question or complaint concerning our compliance with applicable privacy law or this Privacy Policy.

Additional Provincial Rights

Depending on your province of residence and the applicable law, you may have additional rights concerning your Personal Information.

Where such rights apply, we will process requests in accordance with the relevant legislation.

24. HOW TO EXERCISE YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS

To submit a privacy request, contact:

Privacy Officer – WebGO Content Marketing Direto LTDA.
Email: [email protected]

Please include sufficient information for us to understand and process your request, such as:

your name;
the email address associated with your communication or interaction with us, where applicable;
a clear description of your request; and
any information reasonably necessary to help us locate the relevant records.

Do not send your Social Insurance Number (SIN), passport, driver’s licence, banking information, or other sensitive identification documents unless we specifically request information that is reasonably necessary to verify your identity.

We may need to verify your identity before providing access to or making changes to Personal Information.

Any verification request will be proportionate to the sensitivity of the information involved and the nature of the request.

We will respond within the period required by applicable law.

Where PIPEDA applies, access requests are generally answered within 30 calendar days, subject to extensions and exceptions permitted by law.

In certain circumstances, applicable privacy legislation may allow or require us to refuse access to some information. If this occurs, we will provide an explanation where legally permitted.

25. PRIVACY COMPLAINTS

If you believe that WebGO has not handled your Personal Information appropriately, we encourage you to contact our Privacy Officer first so we can review the concern:

[email protected]

We will investigate privacy complaints in a fair and appropriate manner.

Where PIPEDA applies, you may also have the right to file a complaint with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC).

Depending on your province and the circumstances, you may instead or additionally have rights before the applicable provincial privacy authority, including privacy regulators in British Columbia, Alberta, or Quebec.

Nothing in this Privacy Policy limits any statutory right to contact an applicable privacy regulator.

26. USERS IN QUEBEC

Users in Quebec may have rights and protections under Quebec’s Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector, as amended, including by Law 25.

Where Quebec privacy legislation applies to our processing activities, we will comply with applicable requirements concerning the collection, use, communication, retention, security, destruction, privacy governance, and cross-border handling of Personal Information.

Questions or requests relating to the protection of Personal Information may be addressed to our Privacy Officer:

Privacy Officer – WebGO Content Marketing Direto LTDA.
Email: [email protected]

Where required by applicable Quebec legislation, additional rights or requirements will be respected notwithstanding anything more general stated elsewhere in this Privacy Policy.

27. CHILDREN’S PRIVACY

NOD – Canada is a general-audience informational Website and is not designed specifically for children.

We do not knowingly request children to provide sensitive Personal Information through the Website.

If we become aware that Personal Information relating to a child has been collected in circumstances requiring parental or guardian consent and such consent has not been obtained, we will take reasonable steps to delete or otherwise appropriately handle that information.

Parents or guardians who believe that a child has provided Personal Information to us may contact:

[email protected]

Advertising and data-processing partners may have additional policies concerning minors, and their practices are governed by their respective policies and applicable laws.

28. YOUR COOKIE AND ADVERTISING CHOICES

Depending on the technologies available on the Website, you can exercise privacy choices in several ways.

You may:

change your browser’s cookie settings;
delete cookies already stored on your device;
block certain categories of cookies;
use available Website consent-management controls;
disable push notifications through your browser or device;
manage Google advertising preferences through Google My Ad Center;
use advertising industry opt-out tools where available; and
withdraw consent for optional processing where applicable.

Please note that disabling some cookies may affect Website functionality.

Blocking advertising cookies will not necessarily remove advertising from NOD – Canada. It may instead result in advertisements that are less personalized or based on contextual information.

29. DO NOT TRACK AND BROWSER PRIVACY SIGNALS

Some browsers or devices may transmit privacy preference signals, including “Do Not Track” or similar mechanisms.

Because industry standards and the legal treatment of these signals continue to evolve and vary by jurisdiction, our response may depend on the technology involved and applicable legal requirements.

Where applicable law requires us to recognize a particular privacy preference signal, we will take reasonable steps to honour that requirement.

Users can also manage cookies and advertising preferences using the tools described in this Privacy Policy.

30. ANONYMIZED, DE-IDENTIFIED, AND AGGREGATED INFORMATION

Where permitted by applicable law, we may create aggregated, anonymized, or appropriately de-identified information from Website usage information.

Such information may be used for purposes including:

audience analysis;
statistics;
research;
Website optimization;
security;
performance measurement; and
business planning.

Where information has been anonymized in accordance with applicable legal standards so that it is no longer Personal Information, it may be retained and used as permitted by law.

We do not seek to re-identify information that has been lawfully anonymized where doing so is prohibited by applicable law.

31. CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect:

changes to the Website;
new technologies or service providers;
changes in our privacy practices;
changes to advertising or analytics services;
changes in legal or regulatory requirements; or
other operational developments.

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

If a change materially affects how we collect, use, or disclose Personal Information, we will provide additional notice where appropriate or required by law.

If a new processing activity requires consent under applicable law, we will seek that consent as required.

We encourage users to review this Privacy Policy periodically.

32. ACCOUNTABILITY

WebGO is accountable for Personal Information under its control in accordance with applicable privacy laws.

Responsibility for overseeing our privacy practices has been assigned to the person or function acting as WebGO’s Privacy Officer.

Questions, requests, complaints, or concerns concerning this Privacy Policy or WebGO’s handling of Personal Information may be directed to:

Privacy Officer
WEBGO CONTENT MARKETING DIRETO LTDA.
CNPJ No. 22.026.064/0001-02
Rua XV de Novembro, No. 266
Centro – Curitiba, Paraná
Postal Code 80020-310
Brazil

Email: [email protected]

33. APPLICABLE PRIVACY LEGISLATION

This Privacy Policy is intended to reflect privacy requirements applicable to WebGO’s operation of NOD – Canada, which may include, depending on the circumstances:

the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA);
the Personal Information Protection Act of British Columbia (BC PIPA), where applicable;
the Personal Information Protection Act of Alberta (Alberta PIPA), where applicable;
Quebec’s Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector, as amended, where applicable;
Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) in relation to applicable electronic communications;
Brazil’s Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais (LGPD – Law No. 13,709/2018), where applicable to WebGO’s processing activities; and
other federal, provincial, territorial, or foreign privacy and data-protection requirements applicable in the circumstances.

The applicability of a particular law may depend on factors including the nature of the activity, the location of the individual, the location of processing, and the nature of the Personal Information involved.

Where mandatory provisions of applicable privacy legislation provide greater protection than a general provision of this Privacy Policy, the mandatory legal requirement will prevail.

34. CONTACT US

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, our privacy practices, or the Personal Information we may hold about you, or if you would like to exercise an applicable privacy right, please contact:

Privacy Officer – WebGO Content Marketing Direto LTDA.

Email: [email protected]

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

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

Effective Date: September 2, 2026