The CTV News family is filled with heavy hearts today, as one of its iconic voices has spent his final moments on Earth. Lloyd Robertson passed away at the age of 92 on Tuesday night - leaving behind his loving wife of 70 years, 4 daughters, and 7 grand-children. When it was all said and done, he left the newsdesk as the longest-serving newsanchor in North America, known for his broadcasting integrity and unwavering humility. Andrew Pinsent fills in Bill and is joined by Graham Richardson, a former CTV Ottawa newsanchor and the present-day Ottawa Bureau Chief for CTV National News. He looks back on the time he was able to spend with Lloyd, the lessons he learned from him, and the legacy that Lloyd leaves behind for today's generation to follow.

<p>The CTV News family is filled with heavy hearts today, as one of its iconic voices has spent his final moments on Earth. Lloyd Robertson passed away at the age of 92 on Tuesday night - leaving behind his loving wife of 70 years, 4 daughters, and 7 grand-children.&nbsp;When it was all said and done, he left the newsdesk as the longest-serving newsanchor in North America, known for his broadcasting integrity and unwavering humility.&nbsp;Andrew Pinsent fills in Bill and is joined by Graham Richardson, a former CTV Ottawa newsanchor and the present-day Ottawa Bureau Chief for CTV National News. He looks back on the time he was able to spend with Lloyd, the lessons he learned from him, and the legacy that Lloyd leaves behind for today's generation to follow.</p>