CANADA

Prepare customer contracts for web hosting and development with this Internet Media Services Agreement template for Canadian ISPs.

• acceptance testing procedures;
• training and support services;
• warranties and limited liability of developer;
• intellectual property protection;
• ownership of domains.

Canadian web developers, hire programmers with this Programmer Subcontract template for Canada.

• The web development firm retains the programmer on a non-exclusive contractor basis, not as an employee.
• All proprietary rights in the software being developed and any improvements or enhancements belong to the web development firm.
• The contract includes non-competition and confidentiality provisions.
• The contract is governed by Canadian laws.

Canadian web developers, write your customer contracts with this comprehensive Website Development Agreement template for Canada.

• coordination of contract services between designated personnel of the web developer and the client;
• procedure for change orders;
• details of specifications and timing for deliverables;
• web site hosting;
• usage reports;
• confidentiality and nondisclosure clauses;
• ownership rights.

Every website originating in or doing business in Canada which gathers personal information is required by law to post a Privacy Policy under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).

• details of how personal information is gathered on the site,
• how the site operator makes use of the information,
• use of cookies,
• transfer of customer information to other parties,
• release of information to authorities if required by law,
• security measures,
• opt-out options,
• where to find information on PIPEDA.

The Canada PIPEDA Website Privacy Policy was created in accordance with Canadian privacy legislation.

Sign up channel partners to sell your services with this Channel Partner Agreement template for companies based in Canada.

• The channel partner will sign up subscribers for the provider's business networking services and solutions, in return for an ongoing commission payable on the recurring monthly revenue.
• The network service provider authorizes the channel partner to market services for third parties which the provider is authorized to sell, and grants the channel partner a limited license to use trademarks and logos of such third parties.
• All customer orders must be approved by the provider at its discretion, before being considered as a sale.
• The contract includes a confidentiality clause to protect confidential information of the provider and third parties.
• The channel partner agrees not to contact the service provider's clients to induce them to change services.
• This legal contract is governed by the laws of Canada.
  
• Available in MS Word format and fully editable to meet your needs.

Prepare a Co-Branding Agreement with an Application Provider using this template form for Canadian based companies.

• The Agreement is between a service provider who operates one or more websites which deliver third party content, products and/or services to its customers, and an application provider which has distributions rights for certain content, products and/or services it wants to disseminate through the service provider websites.
• The co-branded application will be developed, hosted and maintained by application provider, and integrated into the service provider's systems.
• Details of the specifications and standards to be met.
• Mutual agreement between the parties not to serve advertising of competitors of either party.
• Ownership rights and restrictions of each party with respect to data collected.
• The parties grant each other limited licenses for use of their respective trademarks, content, and intellectual property.
• The application provider is responsible for maintenance and customer support.
• The service provider is responsible for promotion of the websites.

This Canada Co-Branding Agreement with Application Provider is provided in MS Word format, and is fully editable to fit your specific circumstances.

Canadian internet service providers, prepare a Co-Location Agreement for a customer with this easy-to-use template.

• The customer will co-locate its servers in the ISP's racks, and use its hub and backbone connection for internet access.
• The service provider will perform installation and hookup, but will not provide troubleshooting or maintenance other than hardware reboots if necessary.
• The ISP will charge additional fees for excess bandwidth.
• The customer's internet access is to be used for legal purposes only.
• The customer indemnifies the service provider against any claims arising from the customer's use of the services.
• The ISP makes no warranties with respect to the availability of the service.
• The Agreement is governed by Canadian laws.

This Canada Co-Location Agreement is a fully editable downloadable contract template.

Do you provide bundled or packaged website services in Canada, such as web design, SEO, SEM, and web hosting? Prepare contracts for your customers with this Packaged Services Agreement template for Canadian providers.

• The service provider will provide sufficient qualified personnel and resources to supply the services in a time frame mutually acceptable to the parties.
• Copyright in any software, documentation or other material provided by the service provider remains with the service provider unless otherwise agreed to in writing.
• The service provider will not be liable for any consequential loss or damage arising from the provision of the services unless due to gross negligence on the part of the provider.
• Available in MS Word format and can be easily edited to fit your particular circumstances.
• Intended to be used only in Canada.

If you operate an online gambling website originating in or doing business in Canada, you must post a Privacy Policy in this format on your site.

• This Privacy Policy is written in compliance with PIPEDA (Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act).
• It sets out the types of personal information being collected, and the ways in which that information is collected, used and stored.
• The Policy describes each of the Ten Privacy Principles and how the company meets the requirements of each in relation to the way its site visitors access the gambling and gaming services.
• The Privacy Policy template references Canadian laws and is specifically intended to be used by gambling websites who operate within Canada.