"A Shield showing a sheaf of grain and scales, surmounted by a beaver on crown, and border of maple leaves on right and left hand sides, the whole surrounded with the words, "Progress With Economy".". The former municipality's armorial device consisted of: Arms: Per fess and per pale Gules, a beaver above a coronet, a sheaf of wheat and a scale, all Or. Badge: Three maple leaves on either side of the shield, all within a roundel Motto: PROGRESS WITH ECONOMY. Scarborough The City of Scarborough's coat of arms was granted in 1996 by the Canadian Heraldic Authority, and the official blazon of the arms was as follows: Arms: Or, a columbine flower and a chief embattled Azure, issuant from the upper chief a demi-sun Or. Crest: Issuant from a coronet heightened with four ears of corn (one and two-halves visible) alternating with four millstones (two visible) Or, a maple leaf Gules. Supporters: Two stags Or attired and unguled Azure, each gorged with a collar of braid Gules, Argent and Azure, standing upon a representation of the Scarborough Bluffs proper rising above the waters of Lake Ontario Azure and Argent. Motto: HOME ABOVE THE BLUFFS. The previous armorial device of the former borough had a shield within a laurel wreath. Upon this shield were the following elements, in quarters: The arms of the province of Ontario A sheaf of wheat Two cog wheels and a factory A view of the Scarborough Bluffs York The City of York's coat of arms was granted in 1993 by the Canadian Heraldic Authority, and the official blazon of the arms was as follows: Arms: Vert, dexter a pale wavy Argent charged with a pallet wavy Azure, sinister a sprig of rose Or flowered Argent. Crest: A rock dove proper rising out of a Mural Crown Or masoned Azure. Supporters: On a grassy mound, dexter a beaver sejant erect Or gorged with a ribbon Vert, Argent and Azure, sinister a lion sejant the right forepaw raised Or gorged with a like ribbon. Motto: E SINGULIS COMMUNITAS (Latin for "From individuals, a community"). Badge: A hexagon Vert charged with a sprig of rose Or flowered Argent. The city's motto was in Latin, and it was the only former municipality with a motto in that language, while the others were in English. References External links Coat of Arms page on City of Toronto website City Symbols page