Toronto City Council is trying for a second time to fill the seat for Ward 1- Etobicoke North after the previous councillor resigned when controversial social media posts resurfaced hours after she was appointed.
However, hours after Bryan was appointed her alleged past social media activities, which appear to show her sharing anti-LGBTQ content, were brought to light.
Shortly after the posts resurfaced, Bryan announced that she was resigning, and said it was the best way to continue serving those who love and support her in Etobicoke North. that could only be overruled by a two-thirds vote by their respective city councils. If implemented, the move could potentially help fill vacant council seats faster.can register as a candidateCandidates must be a Canadian citizen, 18 years of age or older, not legally prohibited from voting or from holding municipal office, and a Toronto resident, or own or rent property in Toronto .
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