jrklaus8 builds Mike a Canadian privacy front door

jrklaus8 has added the paperwork a Canadian deployment actually needs: a cookie consent banner, a terms page, consent checkboxes in the sign-up flow, and a privacy policy organised around the ten principles of PIPEDA, Canada's federal privacy law, each one named and numbered. As a starting template it's tidy and maps cleanly onto the Act.

Two caveats worth knowing before you lean on it. Consent is all-or-nothing - there's no "decline" and no per-purpose toggles, which satisfies PIPEDA but falls short of what GDPR expects, so it won't carry you with European clients. And consent is remembered only in the browser, meaning it resets in private windows and won't follow a user across devices.