The variety of online job resources available in Canada is enormous. As the worldwide use of the Internet continues to grow, so does the amount of proportionate information that it provides. In Canada, however, online job searches should be supplemented with more traditional methods. Some of the approaches include personal contact with potential employers, distribution of hard-copy résumés/CVs, using recruitment/staffing agencies, and networking through industry associations or business community events.

AllStarJobs
http://www.allstarjobs.ca/ (English)
AllStarJobs is an excellent, multi-level website offering the jobseeker a huge amount of resources. It appears to be unique for the sheer volume of information that is available to the user. The jobseeker can choose to search jobs by province or city in addition to the job bank for that city. Further links are provided to individual employers and companies that have current openings, employment agencies in the selected city, newspapers and other job banks. The user has the choice to link to other national job banks and resources and can also search by industry. A fee-based resume posting service is available. Due to the extensive resources offered by this website, it is a recommended starting point for any searcher.

Job Bank
http://www.jobbank.gc.ca 
Job Bank is maintained by Service Canada and is the largest web-based network of job postings available to Canadians. Job Bank has introduced a new feature called Job Match that allows jobseekers to actively search for employers who have job opportunities that match a specific skills set.

This is just a sample of the job resources that you'll find in the complete Canada guide.