Lloyd Robertson, the legendary broadcaster who spent decades delivering the news to Canadians, has died at the age of 92. When Kirck retired in 1984, Robertson took over as chief anchor and news editor, a position he held until his final broadcast in 2011. For generations of Canadians, Lloyd Robertson wasn't just someone who read the headlines. When Robertson retired in 2011, then-prime minister Stephen Harper called it "the end of an era," and for many Canadians, that's exactly what it felt like. In an age of endless notifications and breaking-news alerts, Lloyd Robertson represented something increasingly rare: a voice Canadians trusted, night after night.