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There is a large German expat community in Toronto - but it is quite difficult to pinpoint a particular area and say that is where the majority of Germans reside. There are Germans all over the City.
There are lots of German-owned establishments in the west end of the city such as Bloor West Village and Roncesvalles Village.
There are also a few small German restaurants in the city; The Musket on Advance Rd in Etobicoke and Little Bavaria in Sacarborough.
So its clear that German expats have a strong presence in the city. If you are looking to meet other German's in the city look up expats groups online or contact the local embassy to find out about organised events.
Hope this helps.
Shantalie
Thanks for the info, Shantaile!