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Public office and bankruptcy

Can I seek public office e.g. school trustee if I declared bankruptcy 20 years ago?

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One Response to “Public office and bankruptcy”

A licensed trustee said...

Yes you can seek public office if you were previously bankrupt.

As an example, in the recent election for mayor of Toronto, Stephen LeDrew was a candidate (he lost), and he was bankrupt in 2005.