What this site stores in your browser, what it is for, and how to refuse it.
This site sets no advertising cookies unless you accept them. Decline, and nothing is loaded from any advertising network at all — the scripts are never fetched, so there is nothing to opt out of afterwards.
If you accept, the Meta pixel loads. It measures which advertisements lead to enquiries and allows Meta to report on advertising performance. It sets cookies in your browser and shares event information with Meta Platforms.
If you decline, the pixel is never loaded.
We count visits ourselves, with no cookies and no outside analytics company: which pages are opened, how they are read, which advertising campaign brought a visit, and the province and city it came from (looked up from the IP address, which is not kept). This is stored in our own database, is not linked to a name, never includes anything you choose or type in a form, and is not shared with anyone.
It uses no cookies. Its random visit number lives in your browser tab's own storage and is gone when you close the tab; a yes/no note that you have visited before stays in your browser until you clear its site data.
Use the Cookie settings link in the footer to change your choice at any time. You can also clear cookies and site data for this website in your browser settings, which resets everything described here.