Police are searching a second property in a neighbouring community of Eskinuopitijk First Nation, but still won't say whether either search is connected to the case of missing teen Hilary Bonnell.

Swine flu activity continues to grow in New Brunswick, with an estimated 2,000 cases and 18 hospitalizations, says the province's chief medical officer.

The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League has cancelled the Moncton Wildcats' games this week after two players developed swine flu and several other members exhibited similar symptoms.

Saint John Mayor Ivan Court is predicting that power rates in the province's largest city will go down if the proposed sale of NB Power to Hydro-Québec is approved.

The Horizon Health Network has cancelled 34 H1N1 vaccine clinics scheduled this week for school children in southern New Brunswick.

Oromocto has been forced to change school zone traffic signs after six people successfully evaded speeding tickets by arguing the signs were too vague.

Nova Scotia needs to ensure that New Brunswick families aren't crossing the border for an H1N1 shot, a Tory MLA says.

New Brunswick's natural medicine industry is seeing a boost in popularity as people look for alternative ways to ward off the swine flu virus.

More than a dozen police vehicles surround a home on the Eskinuopitijk First Nation in northeastern New Brunswick, the same community where a 16-year-old girl went missing two months ago.

A female lion is being removed from the Magnetic Hill Zoo after sexual tension between her and a male cub became too intense.

The remains of an 18-year-old Canadian woman who died in England more than 90 years ago will finally be buried near her childhood home in Hammondvale, N.B. on Nov. 15.

Energy Minister Jack Keir acknowledges the immediate public reaction from the provincial government's plan to sell NB Power to Hydro-Québec has been negative.

Two players on the Moncton Wildcats have tested positive for H1N1, team officials announced Tuesday night.

New Brunswick's chief medical officer of health has released a large amount of an antiviral medication for people displaying symptoms of swine flu.

New regulations for hunting deer with a bow and arrow are allowing New Brunswick hunters to get closer to residences, which is a concern for at least one veteran hunter.