PUBLIC OFFER AGREEMENT (Canada)
(Effective as of [06.09.2025])
City: Winnipeg, MB
Service Provider – [Brave to live Inc.], hereinafter referred to as the "Provider," offers an unlimited number of persons (the "Consumer" or "Client") to enter into this legally binding Agreement under the terms and conditions set out below.
This Agreement constitutes a public offer for the provision of online courses, digital content, and related services. By purchasing or accessing Services on the Website [https://alivewebliumsite.com], the Consumer confirms that they have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by this Agreement.
This Agreement is made in accordance with the laws of Canada and applicable provincial consumer protection legislation.
1. Subject of the Agreement
Service (Course) – online educational services consisting of access to digital content and related materials as described on the Website.
Digital Content – materials provided in electronic format, including but not limited to: video recordings, audio files, PDF documents, graphics, and presentations.
1.1. The Provider agrees to deliver the Service(s) to the Consumer, and the Consumer agrees to pay for such Service(s) as described on the Website.1.2. The scope and description of each Service are specified on the Website and form part of this Agreement.1.3. The Provider may update or modify the Services, provided that such changes do not materially reduce the scope of what was originally purchased.1.4. The Consumer acknowledges that this Agreement is binding in the version available on the Website at the time of acceptance.
2. Acceptance of Agreement
2.1. Only individuals who have reached the age of majority in their province or territory of residence and have legal capacity may enter into this Agreement.2.2. Acceptance occurs when the Consumer completes payment in whole or in part, or otherwise provides explicit consent through the Website checkout process (e.g., clicking “I Agree” or similar).2.3. The Agreement is deemed concluded at the moment payment is successfully processed.2.4. The Consumer expressly agrees that electronic acceptance of this Agreement is legally binding under the Electronic Commerce Act and equivalent provincial legislation.
3. Term
3.1. This Agreement takes effect upon acceptance and continues until both Parties have fulfilled their obligations.3.2. Access to Services may be time-limited or unlimited, as indicated on the Website at the time of purchase.3.3. The Consumer is entitled to access Services only during the applicable access period.
4. Fees and Payment
4.1. Service fees are specified on the Website in Canadian dollars (CAD), inclusive of applicable sales tax (HST/GST/PST, as required by law).4.2. Payment may be made by:
Credit/debit card via secure online payment processor (e.g., Stripe, PayPal, or equivalent);
Direct bank transfer to the Provider’s designated account, if offered.
4.3. Installment payment plans may be offered at the discretion of the Provider, subject to the following:
Initial payment of 50% due prior to service commencement;
Remaining 50% due within [__] calendar days of commencement.
4.4. If payment deadlines are not met, the Provider reserves the right to suspend or terminate Consumer access without refund.4.5. Payment is considered complete once funds are cleared in the Provider’s account.
5. Delivery of Services
5.1. Services are provided online via the Website and/or third-party platforms (e.g., YouTube, Zoom, Telegram).5.2. The Consumer is responsible for obtaining and maintaining internet access and necessary software or devices.5.3. After payment, access credentials or links are provided by email.5.4. Services may be delivered all at once or according to a release schedule.5.5. Once access has been granted, Services are deemed delivered and non-refundable except as required by applicable consumer protection law.
6. Intellectual Property
6.1. All course materials and digital content are protected by the Copyright Act (Canada).6.2. The Provider retains all rights, title, and interest in the Services.6.3. The Consumer is granted a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the materials for personal, non-commercial purposes only.6.4. The Consumer may not reproduce, distribute, sell, share, or otherwise exploit course materials without written permission from the Provider.6.5. Unauthorized distribution may result in immediate termination of access and legal remedies.
7. Technical Requirements
The Consumer is responsible for ensuring that their devices and operating systems meet minimum requirements for accessing Services, including:
Internet connection (high-speed recommended)
Updated browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge)
Supported OS (Windows 10+, macOS 11+, iOS 11+, Android 5+)
8. Liability and Disclaimers
8.1. The Provider will use reasonable efforts to ensure uninterrupted access but does not guarantee that Services will be error-free or continuously available.8.2. Temporary technical interruptions do not constitute service failure.8.3. Neither Party is liable for delays or failures caused by force majeure events (including natural disasters, war, government action, pandemics, or internet outages).8.4. The Provider is not liable for:
The Consumer’s failure to use Services during the access period;
Differences between expectations and outcomes;
Decisions made by the Consumer based on course content.
8.5. Services are provided on an “as-is” and “as-available” basis, without warranties of any kind, to the fullest extent permitted by Canadian law.
9. Privacy and Data Protection
9.1. The Provider collects and processes personal information in compliance with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and applicable provincial privacy legislation.9.2. Personal data is used solely for the purposes of delivering Services, processing payments, and communicating with the Consumer.9.3. The Consumer consents to such processing by accepting this Agreement.
10. Termination and Refunds
10.1. The Provider may terminate this Agreement if the Consumer breaches its terms (e.g., unauthorized sharing of materials). Payments are non-refundable in such cases.10.2. The Consumer may withdraw from the Agreement within 1 day of purchase if they have not yet accessed the Service, subject to applicable consumer protection law.10.3. Refunds, where legally required, will be processed to the original payment method within 14 business days.10.4. Where partial access has been granted, refunds will be prorated based on unused modules.
11. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
11.1. This Agreement is governed by the laws of the Province of Manitoba and the federal laws of Canada.11.2. Disputes will be resolved first through good-faith negotiation.11.3. If unresolved, disputes shall be submitted to the courts of the Province where the Provider is registered, unless mandatory local consumer protection law provides otherwise.
12. Miscellaneous
12.1. This Agreement is valid worldwide, except where prohibited by law.12.2. The Provider may update this Agreement from time to time. The updated version will be published on the Website with the effective date.12.3. Continued use of the Services after updates constitutes acceptance of the revised Agreement.
13. Provider’s Information
Brave to Live Inc
BN/NE: 722096559MC0001Registry Number: 10205253Account Identifier: MC0001
+1(204)479-5953moc.liamg%403202evilotevarb www.bravetolive.com