Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

The Alternative Medicine College of Canada (hereinafter referred to as “AMCC or CMDQ”) operates the website www.cmdq.com.

This page explains our Privacy Policy and confirms AMCC’s commitment to protecting all personal information collected and used in the management of its activities.

For any questions or comments regarding our Privacy Policy, please contact our Privacy Officer:

Administration: administration@cmdq.com

Purpose and Scope

The purpose of our Privacy Policy is to ensure the protection of individuals’ privacy and to comply with legal obligations regarding the protection of personal information.

The scope of this policy covers the retention period of personal information, from its collection to its destruction. It applies to all partners and employees involved in the collection, processing, retention, and destruction of personal information, in accordance with legal requirements and best practices in privacy protection.

As soon as you provide us with your personal information (online or otherwise), you consent to your information being shared for the verification necessary to open your file, as well as used and transmitted to our partners and suppliers in order to deliver the expected service.

We commit to using the information provided only for the purposes for which it was collected. The purposes for which information is collected are generally to confirm an individual’s identity, create an employee file, or comply with legal requirements. Your personal information may only be accessed by certain authorized individuals, and solely in the context of the tasks assigned to them.

Retention and Destruction of Information

Personal information is retained for as long as necessary for the purposes for which it was collected. This information is destroyed in accordance with the law and with our Privacy Policy – Procedure for the Retention and Destruction of Confidential Documents.

Secure Storage and Access

Personal information is protected by strict security measures, including access restrictions, data backup and archiving through an external system, as well as the use of passwords and firewalls.

Only authorized personnel may access your information. The organization ensures that these individuals are qualified to access such information and that access is required in the performance of their duties.