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PRIDE IN PERIL: Toronto Police Gaza protest OT bill leaves events 'vulnerable'

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The Toronto Police Association sent a letter to Pride ’s executive director warning of potential staffing shortfalls that could leave events vulnerable.

The annual Dyke March is Saturday and the famous Pride Parade is Sunday .

60% of the Pride staffing will be comprised of TPA members from specialized units like drugs, guns and gangs, and on-duty frontline officers from surrounding divisions.

The TPS statement reiterated that police presence at Pride will not be reduced and “reflects a responsible and efficient use of staffing resources.” The police service said public safety remains its “top priority.” The statement added: “We’re working closely with Pride Toronto and are looking forward to a great weekend.” [email protected] @HunterTOSun .

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