Elvium places cookies on the site at the domain name elvium.ca (hereinafter: “Site”) to collect information about your visits to our Site and your device information.

A cookie is a small text file sent to your browser when you visit a website. It may be either a "persistent" cookie or a "session" cookie. A "persistent" cookie is stored in your browser until it expires or until you delete the cookies stored in your browser. A "session" cookie expires when you leave the site or close your browser.

A cookie cannot store or send back any information to us that you have not specifically and voluntarily provided while on our Site, or that is not among the information mentioned above that is contained in every user’s browser (e.g., domain name, browser type). Cookies do not contain personally identifiable information; however, once you choose to furnish a Site with personally identifiable information, this information may be linked to the data stored in the cookie. Cookies can be used by web servers to identify and track users as they navigate different pages on a website and identify users returning to a website.

Cookies Used & How We Use Them

Cookies perform various tasks, such as letting you navigate between pages efficiently, storing your preferences, and generally improving your experience of our website. Cookies may be stored on your device, if they are essential to the operation of a website. These cookies are called "strictly necessary" cookies.

Cookies that are not "strictly necessary" include "performance" cookies which perform services such as authentication, status, security, and the like. These cookies require your permission for use.

If you choose to “Reject All” cookies, strictly necessary cookies will still collect the following information anonymously to allow the site to function:

Cookie Name	Purpose	Duration
_pk_id.<appID>.<domainHash>	Anonymous visitor ID for session grouping	30 minutes
_pk_ses.<appID>.<domainHash>	Maintains anonymous session state	30 minutes
ppms_privacy_<appID>	Stores rejection decision	12 months
stg_traffic_source_priority	Tracks traffic source type	30 minutes
stg_last_interaction	Indicates session continuity	365 days
stg_utm_campaign / stg_pk_campaign	Stores campaign identifiers	Until the session ends
stg_externalReferrer	Captures referring URL	Until the session ends
stg_fired__<conditionID>	Tracks tag firing based on trigger conditions	Until the session ends
stg_returning_visitor	May be placed if trigger uses “returning visitor” condition	365 days

 

 

If you select “Accept All Cookies”, some of the cookies listed above will stay on your device for longer as described below, and some additional cookies will be added. The following information will be collected:

Cookie Name	Purpose	Duration
_pk_id.<appID>.<domainHash>	Recognizes visitors and stores visit data	12 months
_pk_ses.<appID>.<domainHash>	Maintains session state	30 minutes
ppms_privacy_<appID>	Stores consent preferences	12 months
stg_traffic_source_priority	Tracks traffic source type	30 minutes
stg_last_interaction	Indicates session continuity	365 days
stg_returning_visitor	Flags returning visitors	365 days
stg_fired__<conditionID>	Tracks tag firing based on trigger conditions	Until the session ends
stg_utm_campaign / stg_pk_campaign	Stores campaign identifiers	Until the session ends
stg_externalReferrer	Captures referring URL	Until the session ends
_stg_optout	Disables tracking if opt-out is triggered	365 days

 

 

Web Beacons

A Web beacon is a tiny graphic image, typically 1*1 pixel, that is located on our website or in our emails that detects how you use our website and whether you received the email we sent to you.

When the small piece of code for the web beacon points to a site to retrieve the image, at the same time it can pass along information such as the IP address of the computer that retrieved the image, the time the web beacon was viewed and for how long, the type of browser that retrieved the image and previously set cookie values.

We and our third-party business partners use the information automatically generated by cookies and web beacons, to provide you with an optimal website experience.

At this time, the Site does not recognize automated browser signals regarding tracking mechanisms, which may include "do not track" instructions. However, you can change your privacy preferences regarding the use of cookies and similar technologies through your browser at any time. 

Managing Cookies

In addition to managing your cookies on our Site, you may use your browser to control how your computer interacts with cookies. You may set your browser to accept all cookies, block certain cookies, require consent before a cookie is placed in your browser, or block all cookies.

We do not recommend blocking or deleting all cookies, since it will have a negative impact upon the usability of many websites.

If you wish to avoid web beacons in your emails, check your settings in your email reader program and disable the functionality that enables remote images to load, and refrain from clicking on links.

Last updated: July 2025

CA-CRM-2500001 - July 2025