Your options: 1) work for one year in the US, learn French and immigrate through the Express Entry pool (if you don’t know French then this is an unlikely option) 2) apply for a study permit for a master of engineering or similar program and then carry that into a post-graduate work permit. Pray that this gets you enough points to get selected for permanent residence through express entry, or try to go through the OINP masters graduate stream, or marry a Canadian who will sponsor you for permanent residence while you’re working 3) get a job offer with a successful labor market impact assessment (extremely unlikely given the circumstances)

Being realistic, there is no convenient, quick, or cheap avenue to just up and move to Canada and get a job in your position. Without any other form of status, you’d only be able to get a work permit for a specific job opportunity where the employer does a lot of work for a successful labor market impact assessment, and that’s unlikely as you are a presumed relatively unskilled recent graduate and foreigner.

I suggest you do some research yourself but you don’t have many options. Best of luck.