What is RSS?

Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary is an XML "(eXtensible Markup Language)" text format that allows users with the appropriate news reader software to have new information or content from a website delivered to them automatically–without having to go to the website to get it.

More information on RSS and links to free RSS news reader downloads are available through the Government of Canada Newsroom.

If you already have a news reader, use the links^* below to subscribe to the Statistics Canada feeds that interest you. Follow the instructions provided by your news reader. Note that these pages may not appear like normal Web pages when you view them using only your regular browser.

Available feeds (for The Daily):

• Aboriginal peoples
• Agriculture
• Business, consumer and property services
• Business performance and ownership
• Children and youth
• Construction
• Crime and justice
• Culture and leisure
• Economic accounts
• Education, training and learning
• Energy
• Environment
• Ethnic diversity and immigration
• Families, households and housing
• Government
• Health
• Income, pensions, spending and wealth
• Information and communications technology
• International trade
• Labour
• Languages
• Manufacturing
• Population and demography
• Prices and price indexes
• Retail and wholesale
• Science and technology
• Seniors
• Society and community
• Transportation
• Travel and tourism
• All subjects

Note

* RSS formats may vary between websites. Statistics Canada news feeds follow the same RSS 2.0 specification that is used on the Government of Canada Internet site. For best results, please ensure your news reader is compatible with this format before trying to add a feed from our site.