CDDA · Public information
Contributions, refunds & cancellation
Current payment status and proposed protections before payments open.
Published for organizational and legal review. This draft does not certify compliance or establish that its proposed procedures are already operating.
Published 18 September 2026 · Version 2026-09-18.201No online payment collection
The current application does not collect payment or card details. Contribution controls are previews. Advertised membership prices are proposed Canadian-dollar amounts, not an active recurring-payment agreement. Applying does not authorize a charge. Do not send bank or card details through any public form.
02Before collection begins
Payment activation requires an approved organizational account, processor, clear total price and applicable taxes, billing interval, renewal terms, cancellation method and published refund rules. Obtain explicit authorization for recurring charges. A separate contribution does not create membership or extra voting power.
03Cancellation and refunds
The proposed policy permits cancellation of future recurring charges and review of duplicate, mistaken or unauthorized payments. Final deadlines, eligibility and any prorating must be disclosed before checkout; no 'all sales final' rule is adopted here. Mandatory consumer remedies remain available. No payment was made through the current application, so it cannot issue a transaction refund.
04Receipts and financial reporting
Contributions through this initiative are not offered as tax-receiptable charitable gifts. An ordinary payment acknowledgment is different from an official charitable donation receipt. Proposed public financial summaries should report aggregate income, expenditure and restrictions without disclosing donor identities unnecessarily.
Official references
References explain the legal framework; they do not mean a regulator has approved CDDA or this policy.
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