Cookie Policy
Last updated: 2026-01-01
1. What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file that our site stores on your device when you visit lotoguebec. It allows us to recognize your browser, remember your preferences and protect your account. Some cookies are deleted as soon as you close your session, while others remain for a set period to keep your settings in place on your next visit.
2. Essential cookies
lotoguebec uses a secure session cookie to keep you signed in and to protect our forms against fraud (CSRF protection). These cookies also confirm that you are 18 or older and located in Quebec, as required to play. They are strictly necessary for the platform to function and to safeguard your account, so they cannot be switched off.
3. Performance and analytics cookies
Analytics cookies help us understand how players enjoy games like Lotto Max, Lotto 6/49, Grande Vie and Tirage Quotidien, so we can improve speed, stability and design. We set them only after you give consent in our cookie banner. The data is aggregated and never used to identify you personally.
4. Personalization cookies
Personalization cookies let us tailor your experience, such as remembering your favourite games, your preferred language (français or English) and the responsible-gaming limits you have set. They are optional and are activated only with your consent. You remain free to decline without affecting your ability to play.
5. Managing your choices
Select 'Personalize choices' in the cookie banner to review each category and update your preferences whenever you wish. You can also clear or block cookies directly in your browser settings at any time. Blocking essential cookies may prevent parts of lotoguebec from working. For more detail on how we handle your information, see our Privacy Policy.
6. Your privacy rights
Under PIPEDA and Quebec's Law 25, you have the right to access, correct and withdraw consent for the processing of your personal information. To exercise these rights, or if you have questions about our use of cookies, contact our privacy officer. You may also reach the Commission d'accès à l'information (CAI), which oversees Law 25 in Quebec.