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Maclean's Reputation 14 The Burning And Looting Of York After The Battle Along With The Destruction Of Other Upper Canadian Settlements During The War Of 1812 Resulted In A Shift Of Opinions Between Upper Canadians And Americans Historian Charles Perry Stacey Notes In The Years Before The War American Settlers Had Regularly Settled Into Upper Canada With The Colony Essentially Becoming A "transnational Space," With The Only Distinction Between Americans And Upper Canadians Existing On Paper. However In The Aftermath Of The War Stacey Notes A "deep Prejudice Against The United States," Had Emerged Amongst The Colony's Settlers. Stacey Further Notes That The Burning Of York And Other American Transgressions During The War Was Later Used By Canadian Nationalists To Create A National Narrative That Sees The "birth Of The Canadian Nation," As A Result Of The Conflict Prince Philip Presents New Colours To The 3rd Battalion The Royal Canadian Regiment During The 200th Anniversary Of The Battle In 2013 Several Canadian Army Reserve Units Perpetuate The Linages Of Fencibles And Militia Units Involved In The Battle Of York Including The Stormont Dundas And Glengarry Highlanders (Glengarry Light Infantry) The Queen's York Rangers (1st And 3rd Regiments Of The York Militia) And The Royal Newfoundland Regiment (Royal Newfoundland Fencibles). Five Active Regular Battalions Of The United States Army (2-1 ADA 1-2 Inf 2-2 Inf 1-5 Inf And 2-5 Inf) Perpetuate The Lineages Of Several American Units Engaged During The Battle Of York (including Crane's Company 3rd Regiment Of Artillery And The Old 6th 16th And 21st Infantry Regiments) On July 1 1902 Walter Seymour Allward Was Commissioned To Sculpt The Defence Of York Monument At The Fort York Burial Grounds The Monument Was Erected To Commemorate Those That Fought In Defence Of York; As Well As The British Canadian And Native Warriors Who Fought In The War Of 1812 On April 27 2013 The City Of Toronto Government And The Canadian Armed Forces Commemorated The 200th Anniversary Of The Battle With A Presentation Of Colours To The 3rd Battalion The Royal Canadian Regiment The Ceremony Took Place At Queen's Park And Was Presided By Prince Philip The Ceremony Was Followed By A Military Parade Of 1,500 Sailors And Soldiers From The Canadian Army And The Royal Canadian Navy; From Queen's Park To Fort York The Ceremony And Parade Were Organize In Conjunction With Other War Of 1812 Bicentennial Commemorations Held In Toronto And The Other Municipalities In Ontario. During The Bicentennial Celebrations The City Of Toronto Museum Services Commissioned The Creation Of The Exhibit Finding The Fallen: The Battle Of York Remembered At Fort York The Exhibit Attempts To Document American British (including The Militia) And First Nations Combatant That Died During The Battle Riot Police Emerge As A Police Car Burns In The Background During The 2010 G20 Toronto Summit Toronto Hosted The G20 Summit On June 26�27 2010 But It Was Not Without Protests The Protests Were Met With One Of The Most Expensive Temporary Security Operations Seen In Canada And Resulted In The Largest Mass Arrests In Canadian History. Later That Year The Controversial Councillor Rob Ford Was Elected Mayor His Support Was Based On Voters In The Former Suburbs With The Exception Of East York; There Ford Remained Highly Unpopular With Local Residents Who At One Point Even Expelled Him From The 2014 Canada Day Parade By Heckling Him So Mercilessly That He Abandoned The March Halfway Into The Parade Route Due To Embarrassment And Fled The Parade In A Cadillac Escalade Ford's Election Victory Highlighted A Political Schism Between The Suburbs And The Core Over Spending And Services At City Hall His Four-year Term Was Marked By Chaos And Erratic Behaviour With Near-daily Controversies Drawing Worldwide Media Coverage Including His Smoking Crack-cocaine (despite His Support For Automatic Jail Sentences For Drug Consumption) Numerous Incidents Of Public Drunkenness And Driving While Under The Influence Of Alcohol Urinating On The Grounds Of An Elementary School In Broad Daylight Making Sexually Obscene Remarks (once Stating That He Had "more Than Enough Pussy To Eat At Home") Numerous Homophobic Statements And Actions A Drunken Imitation Of A Jamaican Accent Spreading A Conspiracy Theory That "Oriental" People Were Secretly Plotting To Take Over The Country Tackling A Female Councillor To The Ground At City Hall And Threatening To Murder His Own Mother-in-law On Christmas Day Ultimately City Council Suspended His Powers And Ford Entered Into Drug Rehab Favourable Economic Conditions And A High Demand For Housing Spurred A Condo Boom In Toronto With Tens Of Thousands Of Upscale Apartments Constructed Throughout The City On July 8 2013 Severe Flash Flooding Hit Toronto After An Afternoon Of Slow-moving Intense Thunderstorms Toronto Hydro Estimated That 450,000 People Were Without Power After The Storm And Toronto Pearson International Airport Reported That 126 Mm (5 In) Of Rain Had Fallen Over Five Hours More Than During Hurricane Hazel As Of August 14 The Storm Had Cost Insurers Over $850 Million In Damages, Making It Ontario's Most Costly Natural Disaster Unadjusted For Inflation Or Other Considerations. From December 20 To 23 2013 Another Costly Disaster Struck Toronto This Time An Ice Storm Toronto Hosted WorldPride In 2014 Also In 2014 The Municipal Election Saw The Election Of John Tory As Mayor He Defeated Incumbent Rob Ford's Brother Doug And Former NDP MP Olivia Chow Rob Ford Who Was Battling Cancer Prior To The Election Decided Not To Run As Mayor And Stood Aside So That His Brother Doug Could Run In His Place Rob Ford Ran For His Old Job As Councillor In Ward 2 In North-central Etobicoke And Was Re-elected Over 980,000 Votes Were Cast After A Record Voter Turnout Of 60 Percent Toronto Hosted The 2015 Pan American Games And The Parapan American Games In 2015 Toronto Hosted The Pan Am Games And The Parapan American Games Pier In Oakville Ontario