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Website Terms

Last updated: October 14, 2026

These Website Terms govern your use of the North & Linden website. By using this website, you agree to use it lawfully and respectfully.

Website information

Website content is provided for general information about our administrative and operations support services. Descriptions, availability and pricing may change. We make reasonable efforts to keep information accurate but do not guarantee that every detail is complete or current.

Inquiries and bookings

Submitting an inquiry or requesting a discovery call does not create a client relationship or an obligation to provide services. Any work, scope, timing, fees, confidentiality terms and payment conditions must be agreed separately in writing before services begin.

Introductory offer

The advertised five-hour welcome offer is intended for new clients, subject to availability and an agreed scope and schedule. Applicable taxes may be extra. Final arrangements will be confirmed before work begins.

Intellectual property

Unless otherwise indicated, website text, branding, design and original photographs belong to North & Linden or are used with permission. You may view this website for personal or business evaluation, but may not reproduce or redistribute its content without permission.

External services

Our website may link to third-party services such as scheduling platforms. Those services have their own terms and privacy practices, which you should review before using them.

Liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, North & Linden is not responsible for losses resulting from interruptions, errors or reliance on general website information. Nothing here limits rights or remedies that cannot legally be excluded.

Governing law

These Website Terms are governed by the laws applicable in British Columbia, Canada, subject to any mandatory protections that apply.

Contact

For questions about these terms, email [email protected].

These are website-use terms, not a client service agreement. A separate signed agreement should cover paid services.