Cookies are small files saved on your device by your browser when you visit our website. They remember language, login status, and preferences, and help track activity across pages. We use them to understand behaviour on the platform, monitor traffic, and measure performance. Similar technologies, such as pixels and local storage, may also be used.

Cookies do not read information from your device or install software. They do not give us access to files on your phone or computer. We may link cookie data to your account to provide services and security according to our privacy commitments. Some service providers may process cookie data outside Canada under appropriate safeguards.

Session cookies: These operate only during your visit. They end when you close the browser and support navigation, secure areas, and performance.

Persistent cookies: These remain for a set period. They remember preferences, consent choices, and device information to streamline your next visit.

Analytics cookies: These help us understand how the website is used. Aggregated data guides improvements to speed, reliability, and features.

All of these cookie types aim to make the website convenient and to personalise your experience across desktop and mobile.

You can control cookies through your browser or device settings. The options below are commonly available:

• Review and delete stored cookies in your browser.
• Block all cookies or allow only first-party cookies.
• Disable third-party cookies used for advertising or analytics.
• Set alerts when a website wants to store a cookie.
• Opt out of analytics where supported by your browser add-on or settings.
• Manage Flash cookies through the Flash Player settings manager.

Blocking cookies may limit core functions such as login, payments, responsible gambling tools, and gameplay. Your choices apply to this browser and device. Mobile settings may include resetting advertising IDs or limiting ad tracking in the system settings.

Some legacy content may use Flash cookies (Local Shared Objects). You can configure these in the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager. Set permissions, storage limits, and security parameters to control how information is stored.

Blocking all cookies, including Flash cookies, can disrupt website functions such as language preferences, saved settings, and auto-login. Most modern browsers disable Flash by default, but if you encounter legacy media, check the Flash settings to manage storage and access.