As Mr. Gee has said, removing Toronto Police from the parade would be a giant step back. As would removing their booth from the site. Our relationship with the police is not perfect, but banishing them is not the solution. That booth needs to be there; police culture will not change without more and more LGBT recruits. And YES, the sight of an officer and uniform may create anxiety in many, but the ones in our parade are our allies. They are the bridge between us and their less tolerant colleagues.
Many of us also have a terrible relationship with various religions. Could Pride then ban faith-based booths? Ban clerical collars, kippahs, and hajibs on the parade route? How deep will the censure travel?
I want an inclusive Pride, even if I don't fully agree with all the participants, even if there is more dialogue to be had to reach understanding.  Alienating allies is not the way.  Burning bridges is not the way.