How this site handles your personal information

The form

When you send the form, you give us your name, the way to reach you that you leave and your message: the place, the fact and the link. Nothing else is asked for and no account is needed.

Your name and contact details are never published and are used only to ask about your message.

The form is meant for adults.

How visits are counted

A small script served from this site counts visits, with no cookies and no profile of you. Clicking a contact button sends an event with the type of button, the place and its activities, and nothing about you.

Your location

Your location is requested only after you press the location button. It stays in your browser while the tab is open, is used there to work out distances and reaches nobody, this site included.

A station, school or area you pick by name stays in your browser for your next visit.

The map in the filters shows OpenStreetMap streets: when you open it, your browser fetches map images from their servers, which see your IP address and the part of the map in view, as with any website. The point you pick stays in your browser.

Listed places and your rights

The list repeats what places publish for their clients on their own websites and in their Google listings. Where a place is one person, a phone number or address appears only if that person published it.

A business makes these facts public so that families can find it, and here they serve one purpose: helping parents compare activities for their children. We handle them under Quebec's Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector, as amended by Law 25. We do not sell them, use them for advertising or build profiles from them.

Anyone on the list can use the form to find out whether we hold information about them, see it, have it corrected or have it removed. These requests go to the person in charge of the protection of personal information for this site. We reply within the thirty days the law sets, and you may also file a complaint with Quebec's Commission d'accès à l'information.

Deleting a message

To have one of your messages deleted, write again through the form and say which one. It is deleted within a month.