Our main local francophone publication with positions in Toronto is called Le Metropolitain . They have exhaustive listings of Francophone cultural groups and educational organizations. You should also consider visiting Anne Whitten Bilingual Human Resources Inc , a private employment agency that specializes in placing people who are bilingual or unilingually French. Communicating with them before you arrive might help you to make industry contacts. Other resources for job searching include the Canadian Government which provides information about jobs and job programs .
Information is available in French and English on both sites.
Good luck on your quest. Some have even shown up and only wanted us to verify that they did apply for work but didn't want to take the job. It's hard to find help when you're working all day and have little time to interview or screen applicants. In terms of finding applicants who are ready and willing to work, you may find it quite useful and effective to liaise with a local employment service. We have extensive listings in our Community Resources section.