The website(s) owned or controlled by Joyride First Nations may ask for and collect personally identifiable information in order to provide the highest quality experience to its visitors. Visitors are given notice of this request and they have the ability to choose the information they wish to share with Joyride First Nations. Visitors will be informed about how Joyride First Nations may use such information, including whether it will be shared with carefully selected third parties. In most cases, the information a visitor provides is added to our database in order for Joyride First Nations to provide personally tailored messages which may be delivered online and offline.

Visitors will always be offered the choice not to provide personally identifiable information or to have it shared with others. Please note that Joyride First Nations does not control and will not be responsible for the privacy policies of third party websites, including websites owned or controlled by independent franchises or websites not controlled or authorized by Joyride First Nations. Third party websites that are accessed through links on our website have separate privacy and data collection practices, and security measures. We have no responsibility or liability for the practices, policies and security measures implemented by third parties on their websites. We encourage you to contact them to ask questions about their privacy practices, policies and security measures before disclosing personal information. Visitors to our websites are given the option to Opt In to receive promotional material and/or participate in special programs. In some cases visitors will be asked for their name, address and other basic profile information. If visitors choose not to supply the information, their ability to perform certain transactions may be affected. For example, not providing a name may prevent the processing of online applications.

We respect our visitors’ privacy. Personally identifiable information can be accessed and updated by telephone at any time with the assistance of a Joyride First Nations customer service representative. Security is provided concerning credit information, names, addresses, e-mail addresses and any other personal information that visitors may provide within our website. Although “guaranteed security” does not exist either on or off the Internet, we safeguard our visitors’ personally identifiable information by using industry standard practices. Our website utilizes a variety of different security measures designed to protect personally identifiable information from unauthorized access by users both inside and outside this website, including the use of a Digital Certificate. This allows for utilization of Secure Sockets Layer, which is a method for encrypting data. This protects confidential information – such as credit information within online forms, and financial data – from loss, misuse, interception and hacking. Third party websites that are accessed through links on our websites have separate privacy and data collection practices, and security measures. We have no responsibility or liability for the practices, policies and security measures implemented by third parties on their websites.

A cookie is a very small text file that is sent to a visitor’s browser from a web server and stored on the visitor’s computer hard drive. It assigns the computer a unique identifier. It is essentially the visitor’s identification card used throughout a visit to our site. Joyride First Nations cookies cannot damage visitor files, nor can they read information from the visitor’s hard drive.

Cookies may be used to help us provide our visitors with a personalized online experience in the following ways: They remember visitor names and passwords for future visits so log-in is easier and faster. They remember choices selected throughout an application session. They ensure visitors obtain the information requested.

From time to time, Joyride First Nations may ask visitors for their email address in order to provide relevant information such as application confirmations and offers. Email addresses may be joined with other information provided at our website and may also be augmented with other data sources. By providing their email address to us, visitors may receive email. Visitors will always have the ability to accept or decline email communications from Joyride First Nations.

Email communication is sent only to people who have consented to receive email from Joyride First Nations. At the time of email capture, Joyride First Nations will advise the visitor that we will use the email address for service and product information, as well as marketing and promotional communications. At any time a visitor may opt-out of receiving email communication by following the directions posted in every email, or by following the directions at Joyride First Nations’s website or by contacting a Joyride First Nations customer service representative to opt out of email communication.

Visitors who supply Joyride First Nations with their postal address or telephone number may receive periodic mailings or phone calls from us with information on new Joyride First Nations products and services or upcoming Joyride First Nations special offers/events. Joyride First Nations offers our visitors the option to decline these communications.

You agree that no joint venture, partnership, employment, or agency relationship exists between you and Joyride First Nations as a result of this agreement or use of the Site. Any rights not expressly granted to you herein are expressly reserved by Joyride First Nations.