From the desk
How we handle data
Updated 14 August 2026
sureigloo.com is a coverage desk, not a membership club and not a data broker. Salt Water Digital publishes it from British Columbia. This page is the honest version of what we see when you read, click, or write to us — written to match PIPEDA, B.C.’s PIPA, and Alberta’s PIPA where they apply.
Who keeps the lights on
If you need to reach the people responsible for this site:
- Salt Water Digital
- 9 W Broadway Suite C, Vancouver, BC V5Y 1P1, Canada
- Calgary office: 32nd Ave SW, Calgary, AB, Canada
- Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- +1 (778) 899-2331
- Housekeeping: info@saltwaterdigital.com
- The editor: editor@sureigloo.com
- Agency site: https://www.saltwaterdigital.com/
- Salt Water Digital is a Canadian advertising partnership established in 2014 (director: Stephen Johnson). BBB file number 0037-1377204 (BBB serving Mainland British Columbia). Corporate registration and Business Number details are available through BC Registry Services and upon written request to info@saltwaterdigital.com.
Salt Water Digital is a Vancouver marketing partnership. It can be paid when a labelled partner page sends you onward. It is not an insurer, not a brokerage, and it does not keep a file on your home or your driving record.
What actually lands in our logs
Most visits leave only the usual technical dust: IP address, browser, device, the page you opened, a rough location from the IP, and the site you came from. We may store a cookie that remembers you already waved the cookie banner away. If you email the desk, we keep the address and the message long enough to answer. If you use the coverage check, we look at answers on your device to show a summary; we do not open an account for you and we do not ask you to register to read.
We do not go looking for children under 13. If a parent thinks we have a child’s details, write us and we will delete them.
Why we keep any of it
To run the pages, keep them from falling over, remember your cookie choice, answer mail, measure whether a labelled partner click actually happened, and meet the law when we must. We do not sell lists of readers.
Consent, and how to take it back
Where the law wants a yes, we ask (the cookie strip is the obvious example). Running a public website also has a legitimate interest in staying secure. Optional cookies can be withdrawn by using the banner again, or by clearing your browser. Necessary cookies are how the desk stays in one piece.
When you leave for a partner
A labelled report may send you to someone else’s site. Their privacy notice takes over at the door. We may tell them that the click started here. That is attribution, not a dossier.
How long, and where
We keep technical logs only as long as they are useful for security and debugging, unless a statute says otherwise. Servers can sit in Canada or abroad with ordinary commercial safeguards. Using the desk means your data may be processed outside your province, still under Canadian privacy rules that apply to us.
What you can ask us for
You can ask what we hold, ask us to correct it, or ask us how we work. If consent was the reason we processed something optional, you can withdraw it. If our answer feels wrong, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, B.C.’s OIPC, or Alberta’s OIPC will take a complaint.
Write info@saltwaterdigital.com or editor@sureigloo.com, or call +1 (778) 899-2331. We will need to be sure it is you before we open a file.
Cookies, in one line
The longer version lives on the cookie page.
When this note changes
We date the top of the page. Coming back after a change is how you hear about it, unless the law wants a louder notice.
Mail for privacy: info@saltwaterdigital.com · +1 (778) 899-2331
9 W Broadway Suite C, Vancouver, BC V5Y 1P1, Canada
32nd Ave SW, Calgary, AB, Canada