What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored in your browser by websites you visit. They are commonly used to remember preferences, keep you logged in, and help websites understand how visitors interact with their content.
Canada Game World primarily uses browser localStorage (a mechanism similar to cookies) rather than traditional HTTP cookies. The distinction matters: localStorage data is never automatically transmitted to our servers — it stays entirely in your browser.
How We Use Local Storage
Canada Game World uses localStorage to remember the following:
| Key | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| cgw_age_verified | Stores your age confirmation so you don't see the modal on every visit | Until browser data is cleared |
| cgw_cookie_consent | Records whether you accepted or declined the cookie consent banner | Until browser data is cleared |
| cgw_coins | Saves your current virtual coin balance | Until browser data is cleared |
| cgw_bj_stats | Stores blackjack session stats (wins, losses, pushes) | Until browser data is cleared |
Third-Party Resources
Canada Game World loads fonts from Google Fonts (fonts.googleapis.com). This causes your browser to connect to Google's servers, which may set their own cookies or log your IP address according to Google's own privacy practices. We recommend reviewing Google's Privacy Policy if you have concerns.
We do not use any advertising networks, analytics providers (such as Google Analytics), or social media tracking pixels.
How to Control Cookies and Local Storage
You can clear all locally stored Canada Game World data at any time by:
- Opening your browser's Developer Tools (F12), navigating to Application → Local Storage, and deleting the entries prefixed with "cgw_".
- Clearing your browser's site data or cache (this will reset all locally stored data for all websites).
- Using your browser's built-in cookie and storage management settings.
Changes to This Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy as the platform evolves. The current version is always available on this page.
If you have questions about cookies or how we use local storage, visit our Help Center.