Lloyd Robertson, who delivered the news to Canadians in an authoritative and unflappable manner for more than 40 years as anchor for the flagship news programs of CTV and the CBC, has died. He was 92.

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Lloyd Robertson, a long-serving broadcaster and television news anchor whose calm demeanor led fellow Canadians to call him ...

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Canada's Liberals ride Trump backlash to comeback election win Provisional results from Elections Canada showed the Liberals had won 169 districts, followed by the Conservatives with 144. Judicial ...

Canada's CBC/Radio-Canada has officially joined the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). A vote earlier today at the EBU's 96th General Assembly in Prague, Czech Republic confirmed the news, which ...

Longtime CTV News chief anchor and Canadian broadcasting icon Lloyd Robertson has died. The media veteran passed away Tuesday evening at the age of 92. The Stratford, Ont. native got his start in the ...