These terms govern use of arcomcanada.com, published by L’Entité Nexus inc. under the trade name ARCOM Canada. Last updated: October 22, 2026.
1. Purpose and definitions
“Publisher” means L’Entité Nexus inc. “User” means anyone viewing the website. The website presents crisis management, risk analysis and crisis communication services.
These terms apply to use of the website. Services are governed by the Terms of service and sale and the written proposal accepted by the client.
2. Nature of the content
The website’s information is general and must be considered in the context of each situation. It is not a personalized assessment, legal advice, immigration advice or regulated professional representation.
Any examples are illustrative and do not promise an outcome. Any intervention requires a scope and arrangements agreed in writing.
3. Scope of activities
ARCOM Canada does not offer private investigation, locating individuals, tailing or surveillance services on this website. No message received through the website is treated as an investigation engagement.
A need involving a regulated activity is referred to an authorized provider or qualified professional, with whom the client contracts directly. The analysis and advice presented on this website do not replace acts reserved to those professionals.
4. Access and operation
The website can be viewed free of charge without an account and does not offer online payments. Access may be changed or interrupted for maintenance, updates, technical incidents or security. Uninterrupted access cannot be guaranteed.
We seek to provide useful, accurate information, but errors or delays in updates may occur. Report a difficulty or information requiring correction to arcomcanada@proton.me.
5. Expected use
You agree to use the website lawfully, without disrupting it, accessing non-public materials, impersonating anyone or transmitting misleading or unlawful content or content that infringes another person’s rights.
Abusive automated collection, misleading use of ARCOM Canada’s identity and attempts to compromise the website are prohibited. Do not send material obtained through unauthorized account access, interception of communications, unlawful geolocation or another illegal method. Such material is refused and its deletion is handled subject to applicable legal obligations.
6. Content and visual identity
The website’s structure, texts, visuals and identifying signs are owned by L’Entité Nexus inc. or used with their owners’ authorization. Viewing them does not grant commercial exploitation rights.
Reproduction or adaptation beyond uses permitted by law requires the relevant rights holder’s written permission. Requests: arcomcanada@proton.me.
7. Initial enquiries and emergencies
The contact tool prepares a message in your email application. The website does not send its content to a server, and you control whether it is sent. A message, acknowledgement or preliminary discussion does not constitute acceptance of an engagement.
Describe your needs in general terms without confidential files, sensitive information about another person or passwords. The communication channel and confidentiality arrangements are agreed before a detailed file is shared.
The website is not a public emergency service. If there is immediate danger in Canada, call 911.
8. Personal information and preferences
Information handling is described in the Privacy policy. Jarod Idir is the person in charge of personal information and can be contacted at arcomcanada@proton.me.
No analytics or advertising tools are deployed on the website. The visitor’s choice is kept in their browser for a maximum of six months and can be changed through “Manage cookies”.
9. Links and responsibility
If a link leads to a third-party service, that service’s terms and privacy practices apply. Its publisher remains responsible for its content.
Each party remains responsible as provided by applicable law. Nothing in these terms seeks to exclude a right or liability that cannot lawfully be limited. Users remain responsible for decisions based solely on the website’s general information.
10. Changes, applicable law and contact
These terms may be updated as the website develops. The published version applies to its use, subject to accrued rights and mandatory rules.
The website is governed by applicable Québec and Canadian law. Disputes fall within the competent courts of the judicial district of Montréal, subject to mandatory rules, including those protecting consumers.
For a difficulty, first contact arcomcanada@proton.me to seek a solution.