Chorale Saint-Jean of Campus Saint-Jean in Edmonton has played a leading role in developing the legacy of francophone choral singing in Canada since 1937. Led by Laurier Fagnan since 1995, the ensemble has gained a national reputation for its magnificent sound and passionate musical interpretations. Recognizing that choral singing must consistently renew itself to remain relevant to a culture, the ensemble has commissioned over thirty original pieces from Canadian composers and has released eight albums.

Chorale Saint-Jean has received numerous awards for contributions to its community, as well as the "Award of Distinction" from the City of Edmonton Hall of Fame to mark its 75th anniversary and its outstanding contributions to the city's cultural and artistic life. The 2008 documentary Le chœur d’une culture (“Together in Harmony”), produced by the National Film Board, highlights the choir's role in promoting the Francophone community outside of Quebec. The choir’s numerous tours throughout Canada and France have enabled it to spread the importance and beauty of French choral singing far and wide.