How to use RSS feeds
RSS feeds can be pulled together in two ways.
- Through a web-based reader: A feed reader is a free web-based service. It brings your selected RSS feeds from different websites to a central personalized site that you log into. Browser-based readers let you read your subscriptions from any computer, much like a web-based email service, such as Hotmail.
- Through desktop software you download and install: A downloadable feed reader works like a web-based reader, but exists on your computer, much like an email client, such as Outlook.
Get Emergency Management Ontario RSS Feeds?
1. If your Internet browser has a built-in RSS reader (such as Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 2, Opera or Safari), or you already have a reader installed on your computer, you can subscribe and receive Ontario’s Red Alerts. To subscribe, just click on the links below:
2. If your Internet browser doesn't have a built-in RSS reader, and you do not have an independent reader yet, you can download one free from the Internet. Once you have a reader, you can select the link below and then copy and paste it into the "add new feed" of your chosen reader:
