next to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, by Maclean's magazine 50 top Canadians list for 2013. On September 14, 2014, Nenshi was honoured by the Elder Pete Standing Alone of Kainai First Nation, Blood Tribe with the Blackfoot name, A'paistootsiipsii, meaning "Camp Moving Leader [Clan Leader]", or "he who moves the camp and others follow". The name signifies his leadership role for the people of Calgary. Nenshi was awarded the World Mayor prize in 2014 by the City Mayors Foundation. He became the first Canadian mayor to win this award. In 2017, Nenshi was awarded the 'Honorary Peace Patron' by the Mosaic Institute for contributions to strengthening the fabric of Canada. Donations Nenshi donated 10% of his 2012 salary, amounting to CA$20,000, to a Calgary charity in response to a 6% pay raise approved for city councillors. References External links City of Calgary 1972 births Canadian people of Indian descent Living people Canadian newspaper journalists Canadian male journalists Harvard Kennedy School alumni Journalists from Toronto Mayors of Calgary Canadian Ismailis McKinsey & Company people Mount Royal University faculty Politicians from Toronto Canadian people of Tanzanian descent University of Calgary alumni Canadian consultants Articles containing video clips 21st-century Canadian politicians Canadian people of Gujarati descent Khoja Ismailism