Lloyd Robertson, a veteran Canadian broadcaster and longtime chief anchor of CTV National News, dies at age 92, multiple outlets report. Reports, including those citing statements from family and information from CTV News, say he passed away Tuesday evening. Robertson served as CTV’s main anchor for decades, including a 27-year stretch as chief anchor of the network’s national newscast, according to published accounts. He is widely described as one of Canada’s most recognizable and trusted television journalists. Several sources note that he spent more than six decades in broadcasting. One outlet says his career began in 1952 at a radio station in his hometown of Stratford, Ontario, before he moved into television. Another source reports he retired from television in 2016. Across coverage, the central details are consistent: Robertson’s age at death, the timing of his death on Tuesday evening, and his long, high-profile role at CTV National News. Details about the cause of death are not provided in the articles summarized here.