- Lloyd Robertson, longtime CTV National News anchor, died at 92.
- Sandie Rinaldo honours his memory, calling him “a genuinely nice man”.
- A related video documents Lloyd Robertson reporting live on CP24 after being involved in a car crash.
- Sandie Rinaldo and Lloyd Robertson first met nearly 50 years earlier.
Lloyd Robertson, a revered figure in Canadian journalism, died at the age of 92, leaving behind a legacy of integrity and storytelling.134
For 35 years, he served as the chief anchor of CTV National News, where he reported on pivotal moments in history, including the fall of the Berlin Wall and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. His colleague, Sandie Rinaldo, reminisced about their nearly 50-year friendship, describing him as 'a genuinely nice man' who profoundly influenced her career.2
Robertson's career was marked by his ability to connect with viewers, a skill he demonstrated even during a live broadcast after a car accident in 2018. He recounted the incident in detail, showcasing his storytelling prowess: “I was travelling south on the Don Valley Parkway... Bang! I spun out”, he said, illustrating the crash's impact.
His retirement in 2011 did not mark the end of his public presence; he made a brief return to the airwaves, reminding audiences of his enduring connection to journalism.
Robertson's contributions to the field will be remembered as a testament to his dedication and passion for news reporting.
“Rinaldo, CTV News' National News anchor, reflects on the decades she spent working alongside Robertson and what he taught her as a journalist. A related video also documents him reporting live on CP24 after being involved in a car crash.”





