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CASL Consent

Effective Date: January 1, 2026 | Last Updated: January 1, 2026

Under Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL), we must obtain your express consent before sending you commercial electronic messages (CEMs). This page explains how we obtain, use, and manage your consent, and how you can withdraw it.

1. What is CASL

CASL is a federal Canadian law regulating the sending of commercial electronic messages. CEMs include promotional emails, text messages, and social media messages. Certain communications related to mortgage brokerage services may also be considered CEMs.

2. Types of Messages We Send

With your consent, we may send the following types of messages:

3. How We Obtain Your Consent

We obtain your CASL consent through:

Sample website form consent wording:

I consent to be contacted by Ganliang Lin, Mortgage Broker (Licence No. MB604892), and AEON&T Financial and Investment by phone, email, or text regarding my mortgage inquiry.

I understand I can withdraw consent at any time. I have read the Privacy Policy.

4. Scope of Consent

Your consent applies to communications we send by phone, email, text, or other electronic means. Consent does not apply to exempt situations permitted by law, such as:

5. Withdrawing Consent

You can withdraw CASL consent at any time by:

After withdrawing consent, we will stop sending CEMs within a reasonable time, though we may still send necessary communications related to your existing mortgage service.

6. Sender Information

All commercial electronic messages will include the following information:

7. Record Keeping

We maintain records of CASL consent and withdrawal to demonstrate compliance. Records include consent date, method, and scope.

8. Contact