- Date and time of the request.
- Client's IP address and user name (if provided).
- Server's site name (based on the internal architecture), the server's machine name, IP address and port number.
- HTTP method used in the request (i.e. GET, HEAD, or POST).
- Actual file that was requested, along with any query parameters that were passed in the URL.
- HTTP and Windows status codes. Followed by the number of bytes sent by the internal server, and then by the client.
- Time taken to process the request.
- Transport protocol and the version used (typically HTTP/1.0).
- Host name of the site (e.g. www3.gov.ab.ca) is next, then the client's browser type.
- URL that sent the client to the one being requested.
What does this mean? It means a computer is analyzing digital information such as how many requests a particular file receives, how many times a particular client accesses the server, and the number of requests a server processes in a given time period.
This information is not used to identify individuals who come to the web site. None of this information is disclosed to other public bodies or individuals. It is collected in compliance with section 33 of the Freedom Of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPP) Act.
The only information collected that is used to identify you is information you give voluntarily. When you submit a question or comment, you may provide your name, e-mail address, or other information. This information is only used to process and respond to your question or comment, and is collected in compliance with section 33 of the Freedom Of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPP) Act. This information is not disclosed except to authorized personnel who need it to respond to your request.
The personal information you submit is secure once it reaches the government server. In transit between your computer and the server, however, it may not be secure. If you prefer to speak to someone directly please call the AAND Information Line at (780) 427-8407. Hours of operation: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday, excluding holidays. For toll-free access within Alberta, dial 310-0000 before the number.
Cookies
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If you wish, you may change the settings on your web browser to deny cookies or to warn you when cookies will be deposited.
Security
The government computer system uses software to monitor unauthorized attempts to upload or change information, or damage the service we provide. No attempt is made to identify users or their usage patterns except during law enforcement investigations.
More information
If you have any questions about AAND's compliance with the Freedom Of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPP) Act, please contact:
Gerry Kushlyk, Director, Corporate Information Services
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development
13th fl Commerce Place 10155 - 102 Street
Edmonton,Ab T5J 4G8
Phone: 780 427-9658
Fax: 780 427-4019
E-mail: gerry.kushlyk@gov.ab.ca