The TPS is in undergoing a huge transformation the implications of which won't be clear for years. One consequence we can be sure of is that they will be doing less with less. This drama seems like a great opportunity to repurpose some logistical and financial resources away from PRIDE and toward the areas of the city that require it the most at a time that has traditionally seen disorder in those areas rise - the Summer.  This should make everyone happy..... the TPS can save the embarrassment of being "unfriended" by PRIDE; BLM will have the TPS out of the parade and doing something they approve of, if they are capable of approving anything the police do; PRIDE will be done with the TPS; and the estimated $500,000 in redirected policing costs might save lives. The City can still support PRIDE, but perhaps more modestly given the financial realities. And before everyone jumps all over BLM, please remember that it was PRIDE that voted to ban the police.