To access the RSS feed within Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003, you must install an RSS feed reader. Note: There is no built-in RSS Feed functionality with versions of Outlook prior to Outlook 2007. Click the + button at the top of the page as if you were going to create a bookmark for this page.Click the RSS icon in the Address Bar and the browser window will change to display as a series of single-line RSS feeds.In the browser, either enter the url of the feed into the web address bar and press Enter, or if you find an RSS link on a page, click the link and locate the line 'subscribe to this RSS feed' at the top of the page and click the link.If you do not have any other browsers installed, you must use an email application such as Microsoft Outlook or download an RSS feed reader to receive your RSS feeds. Google Chrome does not have an in browser feed reader. In the Subscribe to this Feed Using menu, choose one of the feed options.Click the “Subscribe to this Feed” link at the top of your page.Click on the RSS feed below that you wish to sign up for (News, RCMP News Releases, Road Closures or Land Use Bylaw Amendments).To view your feeds, click the Favorites button, and then click Feeds. You can then view your feed on the Feeds tab in the Favorites Center.Type a name for the feed and select the folder to create the feed in.Click the “Subscribe to this Feed” link at the top of the page.Click on the RSS feed that you wish to sign up for (News, RCMP News Releases, Road Closures or Land Use Bylaw Amendments).Below are common instructions on how to subscribe to RSS feeds using popular web browsers. It all depends on your browsing preference and the software you have installed on your computer or mobile device. There are different ways to subscribe to an RSS feed.

Chrome feed reader