Certain Escapades

Privacy policy

Last updated: October 27, 2026

The short version

Also covered: changes to this policy.

Who we are

Certain Escapades Ltd (“we”) is a Canadian company that oversees a portfolio of investments and products. This policy covers our website, certainescapades.com, and sets the privacy standards for the products we own and operate.

Each product and company under our umbrella also has its own privacy policy with the full details. Where that policy is more specific, it applies to that product. Companies we invest in but don’t operate are responsible for their own privacy practices.

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TaDayswww.tadays.com/privacy

This website

certainescapades.com has no accounts, cookies, analytics or ads, and it doesn’t ask for or store information about you. We don’t voluntarily share any information about your visits with other companies.

Like any website, our hosting provider keeps short-lived technical logs, such as IP addresses, to keep the site secure.

What our products collect

Our products follow strict privacy and safety laws in the places where they operate and where their users live. The specific account, content, technical, purchase, support, advertising and other data a product collects depends on what that product needs, and its own policy sets it out.

Our standards

Every product we operate commits to the same core standards:

Some data may be stored outside Canada, and we disclose information when the law requires it. If a product is sold, the new owner must honour its privacy commitments.

Your rights

You can ask to see, correct, get a copy of or delete your personal information, or withdraw your consent. Contact the product directly, or email [email protected]. We will always respond within 30 days, and using your rights never changes the price you pay.

Changes to this policy

We post updates here with a new date. Significant changes to a product’s practices are announced through that product.

Contact us

Privacy Officer, Certain Escapades Ltd: [email protected].

If you’re not satisfied, you can complain to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada or, in Quebec, the Commission d’accès à l’information.