Tyrannical mayor Jean Drapeau oversaw these events.
The mastermind of these events was mocked in a political cartoon as a gynecologist for his obviously false boast that they "can no more have a deficit than a man can have a baby". Some artists protested these events with sculptures of Mickey Mouse fingers pointing out especially expensive new infrastructure. The "Big Owe" was created for this event, as were two no-bid concrete pyramids costing $80 million. The song "Cotton's Dream" became a hit due to this event. This was the first time the host nation failed to win a gold medal at the Olympics. Alberto Juantorena of Cuba became the first and only person to win gold in both the 400 and 800 meters at this event. The Omega SA (*) scoreboard did not have enough digits to display a feat first accomplished at this event. Tyrannical mayor Jean Drapeau oversaw these events. Seven perfect tens were awarded to Nadia Comaneci at this event. For 10 points, name this sporting event in a Canadian city.
The mastermind of these events was mocked in a political cartoon as a gynecologist for his obviously false boast that they "can no more have a deficit than a man can have a baby".
Montreal Summer Olympics [or 1976 Summer Olympics]