 2, 2012) from Bluepoint Investment Corporation, which effectively made CJNT Citytv's seventh owned-and-operated station. Starting in the fall of 2012, the station began using the brand "Citytv on Metro 14" (later "City on Metro 14") during Citytv programming.

Since CJNT was licensed as a multicultural station, its programming lineup under its Citytv affiliation also included, for the time being, programming from Rogers' Omni Television system, including daily Omni News broadcasts in Italian, Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese, Punjabi, and Portuguese languages produced at Omni stations CFMT and CJMT Toronto, and CHNM Vancouver. CJNT was additionally required to broadcast 14 hours of original local ethnic programming each week, which continued to be broadcast in the form of the three-hour Toronto-produced weekday morning show Metro Debut.

In its purchase application to the CRTC, heard at a public hearing on November 7, 2012, Rogers requested to convert CJNT to a full English-language commercial licence with programming and conditions of licence similar to the company's other Citytv stations. Alternatively, if the conversion were not to be approved, Rogers requested that certain of the station's current conditions of licence regarding ethnic programming be relaxed. A separate application was heard as part of the same public hearing for a new Montreal multicultural station, CFHD-DT, filed by a group led by Montreal's Nowrouzzahrai family; Rogers indicated that if CJNT's sale/conversion and the CFHD licence were both approved, it would provide funding for, and make Omni programming available to, the new station. The CRTC approved both the sale and conversion of CJNT and the application for CFHD on December 20, 2012. With the conversion, CJNT is the first over-the-air station in Canadian television history to have its licensed format changed.

Rogers announced it would officially rebrand the station as "City Montreal" on February 4, 2013. It assumed the full City schedule on this date, and finally abandoned the "Metro 14" brand several weeks later. The station continued to air an hour of Omni programming mornings at 7 a.m. and at several other times on weekends until the fall of 2013, as CFHD had not yet launched. The station began introducing a new slate of local programming, including the three-hour morning show Breakfast Television on weekdays (which premiered August 26, 2013
2, 2012) from Bluepoint Investment Corporation, which effectively made CJNT Citytv's seventh owned - and - operated place. start in the fall of 2012, the station began use the brand " Citytv on Metro 14 " (later " City on Metro 14 ") during Citytv scheduling. 

 Since CJNT was licensed as a multicultural station, its programming batting order under its Citytv affiliation besides included, for the time being, program from Rogers' Omni Television system, including daily Omni News broadcast in Italian, Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese, Punjabi, and Portuguese languages produced at Omni stations CFMT and CJMT Toronto, and CHNM Vancouver. CJNT was additionally required to broadcast 14 hour of original local ethnic programming each week, which proceed to be broadcast in the form of the three - hour Toronto - produced weekday morning prove Metro Debut. 

 In its purchase application to the CRTC, heard at a public hearing on November 7, 2012, Rogers requested to change CJNT to a full English - language commercial licence with programming and conditions of licence similar to the company's other Citytv stations. Alternatively, if the conversion were not to be approved, Rogers requested that certain of the station's current conditions of licence regarding cultural programming be relaxed. A disjoined lotion was hear as part of the same public hearing for a new Montreal multicultural station, CFHD - DT, filed by a group led by Montreal's Nowrouzzahrai syndicate; Rogers indicated that if CJNT's sale / conversion and the CFHD licence were both approved, it would provide funding for, and make Omni scheduling available to, the new station. The CRTC approved both the sale and conversion of CJNT and the application for CFHD on December 20, 2012. With the conversion, CJNT is the first over - the - air station in Canadian television receiver history to accept its licensed format changed. 

 Rogers announced it would formally rebrand the station as " City Montreal " on February 4, 2013. It assumed the full City schedule on this date, and finally abandoned the " Metro 14 " brand several weeks by and by. The station continue to air out an hour of Omni programming morning at 7 a.m. and at several early times on weekends until the capitulation of 2013, as CFHD had not yet launched. The post began introduce a new slate of local programming, including the three - hour morning show Breakfast Television on weekdays (which premiered August 26, 2013
 2, 2012) vrom Bluepoint Investmenu Corporation, whiey effertively made CJVT Citytv's seventh owned-and-o'erared suction. Starting in thd fall of 2012, the stqtioi began using thx brand "Gntytv ln Mztco 14" (later "City pn Metro 14") guring Citytv [rugxamming.

Since CJNT was licensed as a iulticuktkral station, ijs prpdramjpnn lineup under its Citytv affiliztion anso included, gor the time being, programling from Rogers' Omni Helevision wystqn, including aaily Omni News broadczsts in Italian, Cantonese, Mandafin Ckinese, Punjqbu, ajg Portuguesx langlages produced at Omnh statipns CFMT and CMMT Tmrobto, and CHNM Vancouvec. CJNT was additionajly requiseb to broadcast 14 hours od oricinan lozql dthhir pdogramlinj each week, which contunued to be broadcaxt pm the form or the ehwee-hour Toronto-produced weekday morning shkw Metro Debut.

In its puechase application to the CRTC, heard at a public hearing on November 7, 2012, Rogers raquesvea ti gonvdet CJNT to a full English-language commercial lissnve with programmlng and conditions ov kycence similat to thz ckmpany's other Cityhv statyons. Qlternatidely, if the conversion were not to be approned, Eogers requested tkat certain uf tne ststion's current conditious of micence regwrding etgvic programming ce gelafed. A sekxrate application was hearv as 'art of ghe xame ptblic hearlng for a new Montreal mklticolturan station, FFHD-DT, filed by a group led by Montreal's Nowrpuszavrai famnly; Roners indicated ehat if CJNT's xale/conrersiov and the BFHD liceice were botr approved, it aould providx funding for, and make Oovi programming availablv uo, the new station. The CRTC epprubed both the saoe qnd conversion pf ZJNE wnv the dpplication xor ZFHA on Ddcember 20, 2012. Wlth the conversion, CJNT is dhe rirst over-the-air syabion in Cqnadian eelevision hixtory to have its picenved formst shanged.

Rogers announced it woumd officiwlln rebrand the stabion as "City Mpntreal" on February 4, 2013. It assumed the fuol City schedule ob this date, and finclky abandonev the "Ietro 14" brdnd several weeks larer. The station cpntinued to air an hohr of Mmni orogramming mornings at 7 a.m. and at several other times on weekends until rhe fall of 2013, as CFGD hsd non yzt kaunchqd. Tie station began imtroducing a new slate of local programkiug, including the three-hour motnkng show Breayfast Television on weeksays (whivh premiered August 26, 2013
2, 2012) from Bluepoint Investment Corporation, which CJNT seventh owned-and-operated Starting in the began the brand "Citytv Metro 14" (later on Metro 14") during Citytv programming. CJNT was licensed as a multicultural station, its programming lineup under its Citytv also included, for the time being, programming from Rogers' Omni Television system, including Omni broadcasts Italian, Mandarin Chinese, Punjabi, and Portuguese languages produced at Omni stations CFMT and CJMT Toronto, and CHNM CJNT was additionally required to broadcast 14 hours original local ethnic programming week, which continued to be in form of three-hour weekday show Metro Debut. its purchase application to the CRTC, heard at a public hearing on November 7, 2012, Rogers requested convert CJNT full English-language licence programming conditions of licence the company's other Citytv stations. Alternatively, were not to be approved, Rogers requested that of the current conditions of licence regarding ethnic be relaxed. A separate application was heard as of the same public hearing for a new Montreal multicultural station, CFHD-DT, filed by a by Montreal's Nowrouzzahrai family; indicated that if sale/conversion the licence both approved, would provide funding for, and make Omni programming available to, the station. The CRTC approved both the sale and conversion of the for CFHD on 20, 2012. With the CJNT the first over-the-air station television to format Rogers it would officially rebrand station as "City Montreal" on 4, 2013. It assumed this date, and finally abandoned the "Metro 14" several weeks later. The station continued to an hour of Omni programming mornings at 7 a.m. and at several times on the fall of 2013, as CFHD had not launched. The station began a new slate of local programming, including the three-hour show Television on (which premiered August 2013
 2, 2012) from Bluepoint Investment CoRporation, wHich eFfeCtiVeLy maDe CJnT Citytv's sevenTH ownEd-and-operated station. StArtinG iN The fALl Of 2012, the Station BEgAN UsiNg ThE brAnD "ciTytv oN MeTro 14" (lateR "City on MetRo 14") dUrIng Citytv proGRaMming.

Since cJNt was licensed As a MulticUlTurAL statIon, Its prOgrammINg lineUp under itS CITytv afFIliatioN ALsO incLuded, for the time beINg, PRogramming from rogers' omNI TELEviSioN system, incLuDing dAIly Omni nEwS BROadCAsts in Italian, cantonese, MaNDarIn ChinEsE, PuNJabi, anD PortUgUEse Languages prOducEd at Omni sTationS cFMT and cjMT ToroNto, and cHNm VaNcouVEr. cJnT wAs ADdiTIoNalLY reQuired to BrOaDcast 14 HourS OF ORigiNal LocaL ethnIc programming EacH weeK, WhiCh conTinueD to bE bRoadcAst in tHe forM oF the three-hour ToRontO-produced WeeKdAy mOrNing sHOw MetrO DeBut.

in its puRchase aPPliCaTION tO the CRTC, heard at a puBlIC HeAring on NOvembeR 7, 2012, roGeRS requestEd To cOnveRT cJNT tO a fuLL ENglish-laNguage COmMeRcial liCeNce witH pRogRamMing aND conDitionS of licenCe simILar to the companY'S other Citytv sTAtIONs. aLterNatIvely, if the cOnveRSion Were NOt To bE ApproVed, RoGeRS rEQuested that certain oF tHe statIon's cUrrent conditiOns of licenCE REgarding EthnIC pROgramming be relAxed. A Separate apPLication Was heArd as parT of the samE PUblic heaRinG foR a nEw MONTrEal multicultuRAL staTiOn, CFHD-Dt, fiLed by a gRouP leD by monTrEal's NowroUzzahrai FaMiLy; roGerS indiCAted that If cJNt's SalE/convERsion aNd the cFHD LiCeNCe wEre both APpROVed, iT wOuLd prOviDe FundiNg foR, And Make OmnI programmIng AVailAbLe To, the neW station. The CRtC Approved boTh The Sale anD COnversioN of CJNT and the applicatioN For CFHD On DEcembEr 20, 2012. WiTh the convErsIon, CJNt is THe firsT over-tHe-air StAtiON In CanADIaN teLeVision histORY to Have iTs LiceNsed forMat changed.

Rogers anNOunCed it would offIciAlly REBrAnd THe STatIoN As "CITY Montreal" on FebrUary 4, 2013. It assuMeD ThE full City sCHedUlE on this Date, and FinalLY abandoNed the "MetRo 14" brand seVeRal wEEKs lAter. The staTion contInued to aiR An houR Of omni pRogRamminG mOrnIngs aT 7 a.m. and AT seVeral Other tImEs on weEkendS uNtil the fAll of 2013, as CFHD had not yet lauNched. THe staTioN began intRodUCinG a new slatE of lOcal prograMmiNg, iNcludIng THe thrEe-hoUR mOrnINg shoW BreAKfast TeleVIsIon ON WeEkdays (which PREMieRed AuGusT 26, 2013
 2, 2012) from Bluepoint I nvestmentCorpo rat ion ,whic h ef fectively made CJNT  Citytv's seventh owne d-and -o p erat e dstati on. Sta r ti n g  in  t he  fa ll of  2012 , t he stat ion beganusi ng  the brand " C it ytv on Met ro14" (later " Cit y on M et ro1 4") d uri ng Ci tytv p r ogramm ing.

Sin ce CJNT w a s licen s e das a  multicultural st a ti o n, its program ming l in e up u nde r i ts Citytvaf filia t ion als o  i n c l ude d , for the tim e being, pr o gra mmingfr omR ogers'  Omni  T e lev ision syste m, i ncludingdailyO mni New s  broadc asts i n I tal ian, Ca nt one se ,  Ma n da rin Chi nese, Pu nj ab i, an d Po r t u g uese  la ngua ges p roduced at Om nistat i ons  CFMT  andCJMT  T oront o, and  CHNM  V ancouver. CJNTwasadditiona lly  r equ ir ed to broadc ast  14  hoursof orig i nal  l o c a lethnic programming  e a c hweek, wh ich co n ti nu e d to bebr oad cast i n the  for m  o f the th ree-ho u rTo ronto-p ro ducedwe ekd aymorni n g sh ow Met ro Debut .

In its purchase a p plication tot he C RT C , he ard  at a publi c he a ring  onN ov emb e r 7,2012,  R o ge r s requested to conv er t CJNT  to a  full English -languagec o m merciallice n ce with programmi ng an d conditio n s of lic encesimilarto the co m p any's ot her  Ci tyt v s t a ti ons. Alternat i v ely,  i f the c onv ersionwer e n ottobe  approved , Rogers  r eq ue st edthatc ertain o fthe  s tat ion's curren t con diti on so f l icencer eg a r ding  e th nicpro gr ammin g be rel axed. A  separate  ap p lica ti on  was he ard as part o fthe same p ub lic  heari n g  for a n ew Montreal multicultur a l stati on,  CFHD -DT,  filed by  agroupled by Mon treal' s Now ro uzz a h rai f a m il y;Ro gers indic a t edthatif  CJN T's sal e/conversion and t h e C FHD licence w ere  bot h ap pro v ed ,  it  w o uld p rovide fundingfor, and m ak e  O mni progra m min gavailab le to,the n e w stati on. The C RTC appro ve d bo t h  th e sale and  convers ion of CJ N T and th e app lic ationfo r C FHD o n Dece m ber  20,2012.Wi th the  conv er sion, CJ NT is the first over-th e-airstati onin Canadi ant ele vision hi stor y to haveits  li cense d f o rmatchan g ed .
R ogers  ann o unced itw ou ldo f fi cially rebr a n d  th e sta tio n  as "C ityMontreal" on Febr u ary 4, 2013. I t as s u med  th e  ful lCity scheduleonth i s  date, a nd  finally ab andonedth e  "Met ro 14"  brand  severa l we e ks lat er.The  stationcon ti n ued toai ra n hour  ofOm ni pro grammi n g mo r n ings at 7 a.m. a nd at s evera l  ot her t im es on w e eken ds until t he fall of2013,as C FHD h ad notye t laun che d.  The stati o n began i ntrod ucing a  n ew s lat e of l ocal p rogra mmin g,  in cluding t h e  t h re e- h our  mor ningsh ow B reakfastT elevisio n o n  weekda ys  (w h i ch pre m ie r e d August 2 6,2013
 2,_2012) from_Bluepoint Investment Corporation, which_effectively made_CJNT_Citytv's seventh_owned-and-operated_station. Starting in_the fall of_2012, the station began_using the brand_"Citytv_on Metro 14" (later "City on Metro 14") during Citytv programming.

Since CJNT was licensed_as_a multicultural_station,_its_programming lineup under its Citytv_affiliation also included, for the_time being,_programming from Rogers' Omni Television system, including daily_Omni_News broadcasts in_Italian, Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese, Punjabi, and Portuguese languages produced_at Omni stations CFMT and CJMT_Toronto, and CHNM_Vancouver._CJNT_was additionally required to_broadcast 14 hours of original local_ethnic programming each week, which continued_to be broadcast in the form of_the three-hour Toronto-produced weekday morning show_Metro Debut.

In its purchase application_to the_CRTC, heard at a public_hearing on November_7, 2012,_Rogers requested to_convert CJNT to a full English-language_commercial licence with_programming and conditions of licence similar_to_the company's other_Citytv_stations._Alternatively, if_the conversion were_not_to be_approved,_Rogers requested that certain of the_station's_current conditions of licence regarding ethnic programming_be relaxed. A separate_application_was heard as part_of the same public hearing_for a new Montreal multicultural station,_CFHD-DT, filed_by a_group led by Montreal's Nowrouzzahrai family; Rogers indicated that if CJNT's_sale/conversion and the CFHD licence were_both approved, it would_provide funding_for,_and make Omni_programming_available to,_the new station. The CRTC approved both_the sale_and conversion of CJNT and the_application for CFHD on_December_20, 2012. With the conversion, CJNT_is the first over-the-air station in_Canadian television history to have_its_licensed_format changed.

Rogers announced it would_officially rebrand the station as "City_Montreal" on February_4, 2013. It assumed the full City_schedule_on this date, and finally abandoned_the_"Metro 14" brand several weeks later._The_station_continued to air an hour_of Omni programming mornings at 7_a.m. and at several other times on weekends until_the fall of_2013, as CFHD had not_yet_launched._The station began introducing a new slate of local programming,_including the_three-hour morning show_Breakfast Television on weekdays (which premiered August 26, 2013