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ISIS has a magazine. It has published 12 issues. CBC Radio's q spoke with two journalists about Dabiq and what it says about the Islamic State's goals. This is one of our top stories today.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Nov. 25, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for November 25, 2015.

Hamilton police are asking the public for help in tracking down missing Stoney Creek man Simbarashe Muwori.

McMaster University and its student union say there's no evidence that a group claiming to be the the "McMaster White Student Union" on Facebook is legitimate — as the page itself appears to be part of a widespread hoax.

Environment Hamilton's event aims to examine Hamilton's challenges and possibilities.

A 32-year-old Hamilton woman is facing fraud charges after allegedly bilking a provincial agency out of hundreds of thousands of dollars for fake cancer treatments.

A man was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a car on York Boulevard near Hess Street on Monday.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Nov. 24, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for November 24, 2015.

The federal government will only resettle 10,000 Syrian refugees by the end of the year, with the rest to come in February. A local organizer says that makes it easier on Hamilton organizers.

Help support Hamilton Food Share on Friday, Dec. 4 with a live concert from two of Hamilton's best musicians.

Four landowners are putting 7 parcels together to sell 0.8 acre at the corner of King and Bay streets in downtown Hamilton.

The Ancaster councillor says he dropped his appeal blocking its release because he wants the incident to be over.

Hamilton has a long history of welcoming refugees, says MPP Ted McMeekin. He and others met with the mayor this weekend.

Police are investigating an armed robbery at a payday loans store in Hamilton.

The trial is expected to get underway Monday for a Hamilton man accused in connection with the drowning death of a boy in St. Lucia.

A crash Sunday evening sent a 63-year-old man to hospital, where he died. It was the city's 14th fatal vehicle collision this year.

The federal government's much-anticipated Syrian refugee plan will limit those accepted into Canada to women, children and families only, CBC News has learned. This is one of our top stories today.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Nov. 23, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for November 23, 2015.

Henry Burris's 93-yard TD strike to Greg Ellingson with just over a minute remaining rallied the Ottawa Redblacks to a stirring 35-28 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the East Division final.

Early in the morning on Saturday, a man climbing out of a window at a company he didn't work for encountered a couple of people who do work there.

Photos and highlights from Saturday's 40th annual Santa Claus parade in downtown Hamilton

The Ottawa Redblacks host a familiar foe Sunday at TD Place (1 p.m. ET), as they try to beat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for the third straight time and book a ticket to the Grey Cup in Winnipeg.

Check out brand new music from Jennifer Budd, New Design and Listen Up Kid.

Two of the biggest Ottawa Redblacks and Hamilton Tiger-Cats fans spar ahead of Sunday's eastern final on CBC's All in a Day.

The city of Hamilton is charging more Uber drivers, but the popular ride hailing service is showing no signs of shutting down its local operations.

A right lane is blocked on the Fort Erie-bound QEW after a dump truck trailer rolled over into the ditch.

Should the city of Hamilton toll out-of-town trucks on the Red Hill Valley and Lincoln Alexander parkways? One councillor wants to look into it.

Here's the parade route, who will be in it and other info about the annual holiday event. There's also four other ideas of things to do.

Refugees living in schools? Trustees will vote Monday to 'hand over the keys' to local agencies so refugees can stay in the vacant buildings.

Pharmacy robberies have shot up sharply this year compared to the five-year trend.

Committee recommends waiting to see how Toronto pilot wraps up to move forward in Hamilton

Witnesses described watching the man relieve himself on a lawn while police were on their way.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Nov. 20, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for November 20, 2015.

Chief, activists respond to data revealing that many people are carded more than once in a year and visible minorities and aboriginal people are the ones who face the most repeat stops.

It a crowd of predominantly Muslim Hamiltonians who attended a vigil for Paris and Beirut at city hall on Thursday. Some said they now face a new fear - discrimination.

The host Ottawa Redblacks (12-6) will defeat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (10-8) in the East final on Sunday at TD Place.

Hamilton Police Services Board voted 7-0 to extend Chief Glenn De Caire's contract for two more years on Thursday.

Jackie Washington's legacy will always be his music — but his former home is leaving different memories with neighbours in the east end.

People drive over it every day but don't know where the Longwood bridge is. But a city councillor says the province should try hard to save parts of it.

Lego's popularity has surged in recent years, making the property a hot target for thieves, too.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Nov. 19, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

National Steel Car is suing the city for $20 million, saying its storm sewer system caused floods that damaged the business.

Should the chief's contract be extended? Perspectives from Hamilton leaders and community members

All but two of the individuals stopped in police “street check" encounters more than five times in a year are visible minorities.

Most marijuana possession charges Hamilton police lay are dropped once they get to court — but don't expect enforcement strategies to change, the police chief says.

This is the first time a city councillor has asked to make his road safer to prepare for LRT traffic. But it won't be the last.