Privacy policy

ClearToEnter has 17 free tools and 197 guides. You can use them without an account, a name or an email.

What you type into a tool is worked out in your browser and is not sent to us. A check in the site’s own test suite fails if a page calls one of our server routes that is not on a reviewed list. No route on that list accepts tool entries.

Three things do reach a server when you visit. The first is each request for a page or its data, which goes to the host. The second is the page count kept by Google Analytics. The third is any email you choose to send us. The sections below describe each one.

Many tools save what you enter so it is there when you come back. The entries are written to your browser’s own storage, on your device. They are not sent to us, and we cannot see them.

• Tool entries: for example CRS answers, language test scores, fee and funds choices, trips in the Presence Calculator, and the dates and offence details entered in the Rehabilitation Calculator.
• Progress: ticks on a document checklist or a learning path, citizenship practice progress and best score, and your place in a book chapter.
• Recent items and filters: occupations and search results you opened lately, and the filters you set on the draw pages.
• Preferences: whether you paused the falling leaves, and which prompts you closed.
• Offline copies: your browser keeps copies of pages you have opened, so they can be read without a connection.

Answers in the Admissibility Explorer are kept only if you turn saving on, and only until you close the tab.

Some tools save as you go, and some only when you turn their save switch on. Many of them have their own erase button.

The Your workspace page shows your saved checklists, learning paths and practice score. Its Clear everything button erases the tool entries, progress, recent items and preferences saved in that browser. Clearing your browser’s data for this site erases them too, along with the cookies and the offline copies.

We do not sell or rent your personal information. The table lists each outside service connected to the site and what reaches it. Vercel, Google and Stripe are based in the United States, so what they receive may be processed outside Canada.

This section applies once the library opens. Nothing is on sale today, so none of it happens yet.

Stripe, Inc. will take the payment and hold your email and card details, and may collect your name and billing address for fraud prevention. ClearToEnter will never receive, see or store your card number or CVV. Stripe will hold the only record of a sale. We will be able to see that record in our Stripe account, for example to issue a refund.

A cookie on your device will keep a bought book open. It holds a signed reference to your order with Stripe and names no person. It lasts 365 days from your last visit.

To get back in without that cookie, you will enter the email you paid with and your receipt number. The site will check them with Stripe and store neither.

A PDF copy you download will carry your email and receipt number in its footer, read from Stripe at that moment. Stripe’s record of the payment will note the first download and how many followed.

The pages that take a payment or reopen a book will count requests from an IP address for a few minutes, to slow abuse. The count is held in memory and is not written to a file.

The books ask you no questions and are the same for every reader. AI tools are used only during our own authoring and review of the published-law content, never on user data.

The free tools stay as they are, without an account or an email.

We use what reaches us only for these purposes:

• To count visits and see which pages are read, through Google Analytics.
• To deliver pages and keep the site running, through the host’s server logs.
• To answer an email sent to hello@cleartoenter.ca.
• Once the library opens, to take a payment, open the books bought, confirm that an order still stands and issue a refund.

ClearToEnter keeps no database of visitors. The site has no accounts, and it stores no submitted answers or results.

Entries saved in your browser stay there until you erase them. We cannot see them, reach them or delete them for you.

The Google Analytics cookies last up to 2 years unless you delete them sooner. Google keeps the visit data under the retention setting of the Analytics account. Vercel keeps its server logs under its own terms.

An email you send us stays in our mailbox until we delete it.

Once the library opens, Stripe will hold the record of a sale, and the cookie that keeps a book open will last 365 days from the buyer’s last visit.

ClearToEnter operates in compliance with Canada’s Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA). Specifically:

• Accountability: ClearToEnter is responsible for personal information under its control.
• Identifying purposes: We collect information only for the purposes identified in this policy.
• Consent: The free tools ask for no personal information. Google Analytics starts without asking first, and section 4 says how to turn it off. Once the library opens, a buyer who pays consents to the collection described in section 6.
• Limiting collection: We collect only what is necessary for the stated purposes.
• Safeguards: The site is served over HTTPS. Once the library opens, card details will be handled entirely by Stripe.
• Individual access: To ask what information we hold about you, or to have it corrected, use the address in section 10.

ClearToEnter is not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

We may update this privacy policy from time to time. The date at the top of this page shows when it was last reviewed, and a significant change will move it. This version is dated November 11, 2026.