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Ted Rogers: The funeral of a Canadian icon

THE FUNERAL OF A CANADIAN ICON
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Pallbearers, including Ted’s son, Edward, carry the casket into St. James CathedralLoretta Rogers arrives for her husband’s funeral
Prime Minister Stephen Harper Hilary Weston, Galen Weston Jr. and Galen Weston
Frank McKenna, the former Premier of New Brunswick Tie Domi, former Toronto Maple Leaf
Mike Lazaridis, the co-CEO of Research in Motion Former Prime Minister John Turner
Toronto Mayor David MillerHal Jackman, the former Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario
Former Ontario Premier David PetersonFormer PM Brian Mulroney and his wife, Mila
Former Ontario Premier Mike HarrisLincoln Alexander, the former Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario
Stephen Harper (from left), John Turner and the MulroneysLoretta Rogers, followed by her family, leaves St. James Cathedral after the funeral
The pallbearers carry the casket out of St. James Cathedral following the funeral Hundreds of mourners pour out onto Toronto’s King Street following the funeral

Hundreds gathered in Toronto on Tuesday to pay their respects to media giant Ted Rogers, the founder and CEO of Rogers Communications Inc., who died last week at his home at the age of 75. Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Toronto Mayor David Miller, and Brian Mulroney were a few of the Canadian dignitaries who attended the service at St. James Cathedral. "He was the finest man I have ever known or will probably ever know," said his son, Edward. Ted is survived by his wife, Loretta, four children, and four grandchildren.

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