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Privacy policy

Updated 14 November 2026. This page covers MyRoll's Nova Scotia and New Brunswick sites (MonRôle in French). Here is, plainly, what they collect, why, and for how long.

The rest of this page covers each point in detail. The terms of service are a separate page.

Who is responsible for your personal information

In Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, the federal Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) applies to this site. It asks for a named person accountable. Here they are.

Max Baker — MyRoll / MonRôle, 1585 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montréal, Québec H3H 1H5, contact@monrole.ca

What happens when you browse the site

The server log

Like every web server, ours keeps a request log: your IP address, the page requested, the time, and the browser type. It exists for security, to limit abuse, and to diagnose outages. It is deleted automatically after 14 days. It is never joined to anything else, and nobody reads it to find out who looked at which property.

Usage counters

The site counts how often a property is opened. These counters record the town, the kind of device (phone or computer), and the site you came from, if any. They hold no IP address, no identifier, and not the property viewed. They cannot be traced back to a person.

The map

Map tiles come from OpenFreeMap. When the map draws, your browser requests the tiles from their server, which therefore sees your IP address, as with any image loaded from another site. The map library (MapLibre) is loaded from unpkg.com with a verified fingerprint, so it cannot be altered in transit.

Outbound links

Some links lead to the province's assessment authority and its open data portal, and to Google Maps for Street View. Once you follow them, their policies apply.

Storage in your browser

This site uses no cookies. It keeps a few settings in your browser's local storage (localStorage). Here they are, all of them. The source and the referral code are sent with the usage counters above; the others never leave your device.

To erase everything: delete the site data for this site in your browser settings.

If this site ever loaded an audience-measurement or advertising tool, or asked for an email address, this page would change first and your consent would be asked.

Removing a page from search engines

Every property page has a link to take it out of search engines. If you use it, we keep the property's number and the date, nothing else: no name, no email, no IP address. The page then tells search engines not to list it, and it leaves its street's list. The record is kept as long as the page exists; to undo it, write to contact@monrole.ca.

Where the data is

The little information this site handles about visitors is kept outside Canada. That is why we keep it to a minimum and for as short a time as possible.

Your rights

You may ask what we hold about you and have it corrected or deleted. Write to contact@monrole.ca.

If you are not satisfied with the answer, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada hears complaints.

Changes

This page carries the date of its last update. Any change to what we collect will be written here before it takes effect.