Cookies Policy

Last updated: April 22, 2024

We, at WhiteHaven1, understand the significance of your privacy. In line with our commitment to ensure it, we have adopted this Cookies Policy (the “Policy”) to provide clear insights into the use of cookies on our websites or any of our apps (collectively referred to as “sites” throughout this text). Our goal is to assist you in making informed decisions about the information you choose to share during your visit to our sites. This Policy aims to empower you with options for cookie management. At any time, you can change your preferences and refuse our cookies. By offering transparency and customization, we strive to enhance your control over your personal information and foster a secure online experience.

The Policy is an integral part of our Privacy Policy and therefore should be read together for a full understanding of our practices and your rights with respect to the protection of personal information. By using our services and browsing our sites, you accept our Privacy Policy and our use of cookies in accordance with this policy.

IMPORTANT: This Policy is sometimes updated based on changes in our practices or in technology. The changes come into effect on the date of the update indicated. We’ll inform you of any important changes. We recommend you consult this Policy regularly to make sure you’re aware of the most recent version.

What are cookies? 

Cookies are tiny electronic files that your web browser stores on your device, whether it’s a computer or a mobile device, when you visit a website. If you allow them, they retain information (as described below) to which we will have access during your subsequent visits. This enables a convenient and a personalized user experience tailored to interactions with our site and your preferences. These cookies can be temporary or persistent. Temporary cookies are deleted after your browsing session, while persistent cookies remain until they are deleted or expired.

Please note that the use of the term “cookies” in this Policy refers to connection cookies as well as similar technology utilized by us or our partners to analyze browsing habits and device data.

Who places cookies on your device?

We create and generate certain cookies while others are managed by third parties, such as service providers outside of WhiteHaven. “Third-party cookies” also allow them to access the information they contain (e.g., your browsing statistics) and they handle it in accordance with their privacy and cookie policies.

Below you will find lists of third parties for each type of cookie indicated. (See section: What types of cookies do we use and for what purpose?)
  • The lists may be updated from time to time to add or remove third parties, since our products and services are always evolving. We recommend you consult this Policy regularly to make sure you’re aware of our current third parties.

What types of information can be stored in a cookie?

With your approval (except where a cookie is necessary), cookies collect a range of information that may be linked to your use of our sites, your preferences, or your device.

This information generally cannot identify you directly, but it may include personal information if you provide such information while interacting with our sites.

All personal information collected is governed by our Privacy Policy.

For example, cookies may collect and store the following information:
  • Date and Time of Visits: Timestamps indicating when a visitor accessed the website.
  • Pages visited: Information about which pages on the website the visitor accessed during their session.
  • Ads clicked: Details about any advertisements displayed on the website that the visitor interacted with by clicking on them.
  • Browser or Operating system: Data about the visitor’s web browser (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari) and operating system (e.g., Windows, macOS, iOS, Android).
  • Access or Interaction methods: Information about how the visitor accessed the website (e.g., direct URL entry, referral from another site, search engine referral) and how they interacted with the site (e.g., clicks, form submissions, duration of visits).

What types of cookies do we use and for what purpose?

For the purposes mentioned below, we use 3 types of cookies that fall under 2 main categories: essential and optional cookies.
  • Essential cookies which cannot be disabled because they are required by our sites to operate normally and securely.
  • Optional cookies which are disabled unless you authorize them. If you refuse them, you will still be able to access our sites, but certain content or functionality may not be accessible. The optional cookies are separated in 2 types depending on their function.
  • Performance cookies: Measuring, analyzing, and improving the experience
  • Personalization & Targeted advertising cookies: Marketing, enhanced offers and services

Essential cookies

These cookies are required and cannot be disabled, because they contribute to the proper functioning and security of our sites.

Essential cookies allow you to access all our sites features and to browse in an optimal and secure manner. They also enable us to meet our legal obligations.

Essential cookies may be used, among other functions, to:
  • Customize of the interface (e.g., language choice) and make our sites easier to use.
  • Collect sign-in credentials as well as authenticate and identify you
  • Improve our sites security and prevent fraud
  • Measure your satisfaction, ask for your opinion and remember your preferences.
NOTE: Since these cookies are necessary for the sites to function, you can’t reject them in the cookies personalization tool. You can configure your browser to block essential cookies, but the sites may not work properly.
Third Party
Usage/functions of cookies
Complianz
  • used for cookie consent management.stores cookie consent preferences and accepted cookie policy ID.
Google Fonts
  • used for display of webfonts.
google reCAPTCHA
  • used for spam prevention.
  • provides protection.
WordPress
  • used for website development.
  • stores browser details, user preferences, language settings and logged-in users.
  • reads if cookies can be placed.
WPML
  • used for locale management.
  • stores language settings.

Performance cookies

These cookies allow us to analyze how you browse our sites and evaluate its performance so that we make improvements for a better browsing experience.

Performance cookies may be used, among other functions, to:
  • Understand how you use and navigate our sites as well as how you access it (i.e., browsing routes, where you arrive from)
  • measure and analyze the traffic on our online services by establishing statistics and traffic volumes (e.g., pages visited or features used).
The data collected contributes to the continuous improvement of your browsing experience. However, the information stored by these cookies can’t be used to identify you directly. By refusing these cookies, information on your visit will not be taken into account when measuring our site performance.
Third Party
Usage/functions of cookies
Elementor
  • used for content creation.
  • stores performed actions on the website.
Google Analytics
  • used for website statistics.
  • Stores and count pageviews.
Youtube
  • monitors viewing of the YouTube videos embedded on our website.

Personalization & Targeted advertising cookies

These cookies enable us to personalize the content you see as well as to share with you offers and services that are better adapted to your interests, based on your browsing behaviour and previous choices.

Personalization & Targeted advertising cookies may be used, among other functions, to:
  • Understand your interests and provide you with offers and services that match your needs by keeping track of the links you follow and the pages you visit on our sites
  • Define audiences (users with similar interests) allowing us to personalize and measure the effectiveness of our advertising campaigns for targeted users.
By refusing these cookies, we will not be able to customize ads according to your interests.

NOTE: If you reject this type of cookie, you’ll no longer see targeted ads based on how you browse our sites. However, you might see our ads on third-party sites, since these don’t come from target advertising cookies.
Third Party
Usage/functions of cookies
Google 
  • offers personalized ads based on your browsing behaviour.
  • measures the performance of our online ads, if any.
LinkedIn 
  • used for the display of recent social posts and/or social share buttons
  • offers an overview of the types of users on our site based on their LinkedIn profiles.
  • offers personalized ads based on your browsing behaviour.
  • measures the performance of our online ads, if any.
Meta (Facebook and Instagram) 
  • used for display of recent social posts and/or social share buttons.
  • allows to share content on our Meta pages
  • offers personalized ads based on your profile and browsing behaviour.
  • measures the performance of our online ads, if any.
X (formerly known as Twitter) 
  • used for display of recent social posts and/or social share buttons.
YouTube 
  • stores user preferences when viewing YouTube videos embedded on our site.

How can I manage the cookies used by the sites, or modify my cookie preferences?

Even though most sites use cookies, and it is not dangerous to share your information on trustworthy sites, you control the information you share with us, and you have the right to change your mind regarding the cookie preferences you chose whenever you want.

At any time, you can refuse cookies that are not necessary for the proper functioning and security of our sites (mandatory). You can also modify your preferences or accept cookies again.

By refusing certain types of cookies, the browsing experience may not be optimal and the content you view may not be tailored to your interests, but you will still be able to navigate our sites.

There are 2 ways to configure or reject cookies.
  • Through our cookie management tool: While browsing our website, you can access the cookies personalization tool at any time by clicking on the permanent cookies banner (Personalize cookies) in the bottom right corner of your screen.
  • In your browser or your device’s settings: Most browsers provide guidelines on cookie management. You can choose to authorize or reject cookies. Management settings and features may vary from one browser or device to the next and are subject to change at any time. Check out the support sections of the browsers and devices you use to learn more.

How long is your cookie preferences kept?

We store your cookie preferences for one (1) year. Once this period has expired, we present our cookie banner to you again so that you may indicate your preferences anew.

However, our cookie banner may be presented to you sooner than the delay described above if you erase cookies or if we modify our sites. Additionally, the storage period may be different depending on the cookie management settings of the browser you use. For further details, please consult your browser’s user guide.

How to erase the information collected by cookies?

To delete cookies, you need to clear your browsing history by selecting cookies in your web browser. To erase this history, we invite you to consult your browser’s user guide to know how to manually erase this data.

IMPORTANT: Our cookie banner enables us to modify the changes in real time. However, modifying your preferences does not erase information already stored by other cookies.

What about Social media platforms & links to third-party sites?

We are present on some social media services such as Meta (Facebook and Instagram), LinkedIn, and X (formerly known as Twitter). When you interact with us via social media, you do so in accordance with the conditions and policies of these platforms.

Our sites may contain links to sites and services that are not our own. We’re not responsible for the content or operation of these sites or their privacy or cookies practices. When you leave our sites, this Policy therefore ceases to apply, and any personal information you send via these third-party sites is subject to their privacy policy and/or their cookies policy.

We invite you to carefully read the privacy and cookie policies for the social media platforms, other websites, and services before you provide them with any personal information.

Any questions?

We invite you to contact us if you have any question about our Cookies Policy or practices regarding that matter.

privacy@whitehaven.ca

NOTES:

By WhiteHaven, we refer to the WhiteHaven group of affiliated entities to each of which this policy applies. The WhiteHaven group includes, but is not limited to:
  • Through our cookie management tool: While browsing our website, you can access the cookies personalization tool at any time by clicking on the permanent cookies banner (Personalize cookies) in the bottom right corner of your screen.
  • In your browser or your device’s settings: Most browsers provide guidelines on cookie management. You can choose to authorize or reject cookies. Management settings and features may vary from one browser or device to the next and are subject to change at any time. Check out the support sections of the browsers and devices you use to learn more.