Charlene Fell, a respirologist at Peter Lougheed Hospital, testified that she was stopped at a red light at McKnight Boulevard and Deerfoot Trail on her way home from work early Nov. 6, 2011, when ...

After years of pleas to expand the emergency unit at the Peter Lougheed Hospital, the UCP government on Wednesday announced $137 million in upgrades. The spending, to be included in the Feb. 27 ...

Courtesy: Leah Hennel/ Alberta Health Services Calgary’s Peter Lougheed Centre is one of the latest hospitals to adopt Alberta Health Service’s mask directive to curb the spread of COVID-19.

An outbreak has been declared at the Peter Lougheed Centre's emergency department (ED) after 12 staff members tested positive for COVID-19. On Friday, the ED was on watch after six staff tested ...

Jill Croteau reports. – Feb 19, 2020 Upgrades to Calgary’s Peter Lougheed Centre are moving forward and the provincial government says construction alone will generate hundreds of new jobs.

Outbreaks have been declared on three units at the Peter Lougheed Centre in northeast Calgary. According to Kerry Williamson, a spokesperson with Alberta Health Services, three units are currently ...

Peter Lougheed Centre has at least two confirmed cases. “One patient and one healthcare worker linked to the unit have tested positive for COVID-19," an e-mailed statement from Alberta Health ...

EDMONTON — Peter Lougheed, the man with a bulldog chin and crooked grin who transformed Alberta into a modern petro-powered giant and an equal player in Confederation, has died. Prime Minister ...

PLC is the second hospital in Calgary to participate in the trial, joining University of Calgary Cumming School of Medicine at the Foothills Medical Centre that started enrolling patients last month.

Former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed, whose epic battles with Ottawa shaped the province on the national stage, is in a Calgary hospital with what sources say is a serious illness.

E. Peter Lougheed was appointed Premier of Alberta by Lieutenant Governor J. W. Grant MacEwan on September 10, 1971 and served as Premier for the next 14 years.