Be aware that when you file for bankruptcy your records are kept by the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Canada (OSB). This means your filing is public record and anyone can look it up. The OSB also gives this information to the credit reporting agencies (credit bureaus).
Your bankruptcy isn’t published anywhere and while it is public record, the Canadian Government does not push this information out to anyone except creditors, credit bureaus, and your trustee.
It’s unlikely but possible someone could look up your bankruptcy. Also, when you apply for new credit, the potential new creditor will learn about your bankruptcy status.