Two new cases of measles have been diagnosed in the Vancouver area for a total of 10 illnesses as health officials say they're concerned they can't find the source of one of the infections.
Vancouver Coastal medical health officer Dr. Althea Hayden says nine of the cases are clearly associated with schools that were at the centre of the original outbreak this month, but they don't know where the other person contracted the disease.
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