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Who oversees cookie management?

Okie, situated at 123 Maple Street, Toronto, ON, M6C 2W9, Canada, is responsible for the cookie policy on the website www.okie.ca. If you have any inquiries regarding the cookie policy, please feel free to contact info@okie.ca.

What are cookies?

Our website utilises cookies, small data or text files installed on your computer or mobile device when you visit www.okie.ca or use a (mobile) application. These files contain unique codes that enable your browser to identify you during your online interactions.

Why do we use cookies?

Cookies enhance your user experience and optimise the functionality of our website. They facilitate smoother navigation and streamline the interaction between you and Okie’s website. For instance, if a cookie identifies you, repetitive data entry, such as login details, is eliminated.

Cookies also contribute to making our website’s content more engaging. Additionally, we analyse your browsing behaviour, gaining insights into how you discovered www.okie.ca, your duration of use, and other statistical data. This information helps us refine our website, tailor it to your preferences and needs, and fulfil reporting obligations to our supporters.

Which cookies do we use?

We categorise our cookies into three types:

  1. Necessary Functional Cookies: Essential for proper website use, requiring no permission, and cannot be disabled.
  2. Statistical Cookies: Gather general information about your website usage. Your consent is necessary for these cookies.
  3. Marketing Cookies: These cookies are related to third-party services on our website and require your consent. They involve:

   – Share buttons from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn

   – Posts from these platforms displayed in articles

   – Videos from YouTube, Vimeo, and DailyMotion

   – Audio fragments from SoundCloud

   – Infographics from Infogram and Genial.ly

   – Certain advertisements use scripts to track views and clicks, creating a user profile based on your surfing behaviour

Note: We have no control over third-party cookies. For details, refer to statements on their respective websites.

How long do cookies last?

Cookies can be temporary or permanent. Temporary cookies are deleted upon closing your browser, while permanent ones remain until a specified end date, until replaced, or until you delete them.

How can I manage my cookies?

You have control over cookie use on our website through the provided cookie banner. Manage your preferences there.

You can also adjust your cookies in your web browser; the process varies by browser. Consult your browser’s help function if needed.

Our cookie policy undergoes regular updates. For inquiries, email info@okie.ca.