Mayor John Tory puts his money on the Argos for Sunday's Grey Cup match-up

Mayor John Tory is putting his money on the Toronto Argonauts asthey go up against the Calgary Stampeders in the 105th Grey Cup on Sunday in Ottawa.

Tory agreed to a three-part "friendly"wager withCalgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi, putting money and pride on the line.

The loserwill contribute $5 for every point scored by the winning team to a food bank in the winning mayor's city.

Tory chose the Daily Bread Food Bank and Nenshiselected the Calgary Food Bank.

"The fact we can use this great Canadian experience to encourage residents to give to their local food banks is a touchdown for everyone," Tory said.

The losing mayor will send the winning mayor a selection of local craft beer.

Finally, the loserwill have to wear the winning team's jersey and recite a poem of the winning mayor's choice.

"I'm glad that Mayor Nenshi has agreed to this bet and I look forward to him reading a poem at his next City Council meeting."

Mayor Nenshiis also confident his team will prevail and already hassome plans for Tory.

"I've got some great ideas for a poem he can read to his city council while wearing red, black, and white. Go Stamps Go!," Nenshi said.

Both mayors are encouraging others to place similar bets to support their local food banks.