Quad9 is a web-based magazine suitable for students in grades 7-12 that includes access to a teacher’s guide. It offers a variety of engaging and authentic content, including articles and narratives on topics relevant to teens, including sports, culture, social issues, science, and personal stories.

Ça Va? (B1) is a magazine designed for students in grades 7-12 that includes practical vocabulary and scaffolding techniques to help students build their language proficiency and speaking skills. Subscriptions have been purchased for schools and include print magazines, a teacher’s guide, digital access to current and archived issues, videos, and interactive skills sheets.

MAJ (Mon Actualité du Jour) is a multi-platform news and information service created by Radio-Canada and designed for use by educators. The topics covered are relevant to young people's interests and concerns, ranging from social issues and world events to popular culture. Some of the videos/articles also include a link to a teacher’s guide with discussion questions and other activities.

Jusqu’au bout is structured around the proficiency levels of the CEFR and

offers age-appropriate and authentic social situations for secondary students. Each situation involves a series of audio and written texts that lead students to accomplish an "action-oriented task". This resource has been distributed to schools in a hard-copy format with digital access. It provides support materials for teachers and students, including educator notes, activity/evaluation sheets, audio recordings, and language banks.

Infos‑Jeunes is an online French resource for students in grades 7-8. It provides authentic and age-appropriate texts that build listening and reading skills through weekly, current-events articles. Each article includes audio versions, vocabulary support, comprehension checks, discussion prompts, and response activities.

The Chez Nous (B1-B2) magazines are designed for advanced French students and use a wide range of challenging texts on current cultural issues They encourage debate and actively develop vocabulary, grammar, idioms, and overall fluency. Subscriptions have been purchased for schools and include 5 print magazines per year, "Listen Along" audio tracks for the articles, 5 original videos per year, and unlimited website access, including an archive of video, audio, and interactive resources.

Imagine offers a culturally grounded, multimodal approach that fosters language skills, cultural literacy, and cross-curricular connections. It supports DELF preparation with activities, quizzes, and simulated assessments, and includes a student book, a workbook, and a teacher’s guide with digital access to additional tools and resources. Schools have received the Imagine books appropriate to their grade levels (Imagine 2 (grades 7 & 8), Imagine 3 (grades 7 & 8), and Imagine 4 (secondary).

French Immersion (intermediate/senior)