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Anyone knows of places who hire people who dont speak english?

You're kind of using this as a negative, when some employers may see this as an asset. You should look to Westman Immigration Services for help in attaining a job. They'll also help you set up some help with learning English as well. -just a thought :p

Maple Leaf always has

Basic English should be a prerequisite to enter the job force at all in Canada.

Whoknows123 said "Basic English should be a prerequisite to enter the job force at all in Canada. "

Le français est aussi une langue nationale

Whoknows123 said "Basic English should be a prerequisite to enter the job force at all in Canada. "

i completely agree , should especially apply to people working for different govt departments.very frustrating to try to discuss matters with someone whose english skills are marginal.

They do take exams for language proficiency, at least at the federal level.  
 
Heck, I identified as a native English speaker and had to take a basic proficiency exam anyway as part of my hiring. I also had to take exams to be certified for French. Plus, I had interviews in both languages.  
 
The biggest issue isn't proficiency as much as accent. If you're not used to some accents, they can be difficult to understand. I have trouble with certain ones especially on the phone, to this day. I rarely have trouble being understood, however.  
 
Ironically, one of the ones I have the most trouble with is rural Newfoundland!!! (which, by the way, are native English speakers)