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The source boundary, the correction route, and what is excluded.

Every claim on this site rests on an open source. Nothing non-public is used, and some categories are excluded outright. Corrections are free and reviewed by a person.

Source boundary

Only these source classes are used

Source class Publisher Public?
Canadian Company Capabilities Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada yes
Controlled Goods Program — registration status Public Services and Procurement Canada yes
CanadaBuys contract history Public Services and Procurement Canada yes
Provincial corporate registries Nova Scotia RJSC · Service New Brunswick · NL Registry of Companies · PEI Corporate Registry yes
Accredited certification-body registers Registrars accredited by the Standards Council of Canada yes
Supplier corporate publications The supplier yes
A source class enters scope by being added to a brief’s colophon with its freshness window. Nothing is used that is not listed.

Deliberately excluded

What is never collected

Controlled goods content
Permanently. Only public registration status under the Controlled Goods Program is recorded. Nothing about what a registrant makes, holds, or handles is collected, inferred, or stored.
Non-public and access-controlled sources
No login-gated database, subscription feed, or clearance-gated system is used. If a source needs a credential, it is out of scope.
Controlled technical data
Drawings, specifications, and technical data packages are never requested and are refused if offered.
Security-clearance and personnel security material
Never requested; refused if offered.
Confidential pricing, customer lists, and production schedules
Never requested; refused if offered.
Facility vulnerabilities, credentials, or secrets
Never requested; refused if offered. Report a security concern to the address below without including any of these.

Correction route

How a record is corrected

Accepted in the public form

  • A structured description of the correction
  • The public source that supports it — a link or a locator
  • Non-sensitive supplier information: legal name, address, capability wording
  • A request for secure follow-up, describing only the category of evidence, not its contents

What happens next

  1. 01 You receive a submission reference.
  2. 02 A reviewer reads the correction against the source you cite.
  3. 03 If accepted, a new evidence row is appended to the claim, dated, and the brief’s change history records it. The prior row is kept.
  4. 04 If not accepted, you are told why, with the rationale.
  5. 05 No account. No fee. No upload. No effect on any status other than what the evidence supports.

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This website

How the site itself behaves

Zero third-party requests
This website loads no analytics, no tracker, no CDN font, no embedded widget. Every asset is served from this domain. A browser with third-party requests blocked renders it identically.
No client-side script
The site ships no JavaScript. Every disclosure and sort works with native HTML and CSS. It functions with script disabled.
Forms collect what triage needs
Name, work email, organization, role, and a description. No attachments. A submission is a request for review, not a publication.
Review before publication
Every correction and nomination is read by a person. Nothing enters a register automatically. Accepted changes are appended as new evidence rows with a date.
Retention
Submission records are kept as long as needed for review, audit history, disputes, or legal requirements, and no longer. Use your submission reference to request an update or deletion.
Access
Submission data is limited to the people supporting triage, review, security, and legal duties.
Security contact
security@capacitysignal.ca — without sensitive evidence in the first message.

No inflated assurance claims

Capacity Signal does not claim military-grade, classified-ready, Protected B compliant, or Controlled Goods certified status. Security here is demonstrated by what is not collected and by what the site does not load.

Stated limits

What this page does not claim

  1. 01

    No independent security certification is claimed.

    Capacity Signal does not describe itself as military-grade, classified-ready, Protected B compliant, or Controlled Goods certified. If any such status is ever independently established it will be stated with the certifying body and date.

  2. 02

    The security contact address must be monitored to be useful.

    It is published here on the understanding that it is. If a message to it bounces, treat that as a defect and report it through the general contact route.