new frequencies thereby available in Toronto to Milestone, which launched CFXJ in 2001, and the other to the Aboriginal Voices Radio Network, launching CFIE-FM in 2002; that frequency later became home to CFPT-FM. The Hornby transmitter was leased to the new occupant of 740, CHWO, in 2001. That station is now known as full-service oldies station CFZM. The CBC Jarvis Street Tower site was demolished in 2002 to make way for the RadioCity condominium development. On October 4, 2021, CBLA added HD Radio operations, as part of upgrades in Toronto, Ottawa and Vancouver. Local programming The station's local morning program is Metro Morning, and Toronto's most popular radio show in the ratings since 2004. Now hosted by Ismaila Alfa, the program was previously hosted by Andy Barrie from 1995 to 2010 and by Matt Galloway from 2010 to 2019. Here and Now, hosted by Gill Deacon since September 2013, airs in the afternoon slot. On weekend mornings the station produces Fresh Air, hosted by Nana aba Duncan and heard throughout Ontario. Saturday afternoons the station broadcasts an arts and culture magazine, Big City, Small World, hosted by Mariel Borelli. The station also produces a second morning program, Ontario Morning, which airs on most of the network's transmitters in Southern Ontario outside of the Toronto, Kitchener-Waterloo, Ottawa, London and Windsor metropolitan areas. Ontario Morning is currently hosted by Ramraajh Sharvendiran. Similarly, the aforementioned Big City, Small World is replaced by CBLA-FM-2 Kitchener-Waterloo's In the Key of C (formerly CBO-FM Ottawa's Bandwidth until its cancellation) on all of the station's rebroadcasters outside Toronto. Since October 2005, Here and Now has begun at 3 p.m. on CBLA's main transmitter in Toronto, unlike most CBC Radio One stations whose local afternoon programs begin at 4 p.m. However, the station's rebroadcast transmitters outside of Toronto air regular CBC network programming for the first hour and join Here and Now in progress at 4. CBLA's rebroadcaster in Crystal Beach, which serve areas within commuting distance of Toronto, normally air Metro Morning instead of Ontario Morning, but otherwise abides by the schedule used by other rebroadcasters – it carries neither the 3 p.m. hour of Here and Now, nor any other specially-scheduled programming specific to the Toronto area. (For example, special weekend editions of Metro Morning aired on CBLA during the 2010 G20 Toronto summit; however, the Crystal Beach and Paris transmitters carried a morning show originating