[Verse 1] It's July fifth, twenty-twenty-six, the Gazette hits the press Volume one-sixty, number twenty-seven, nothing more nothing less Part One rolled in on July the fourth, official ink still drying Commissions from the Border Services Agency, flags and stamps are flying Public Service Commission added to the list, two bodies speaking clear The Department of Industry dropped a government notice right here [Chorus] Canada Gazette, read between the lines Official word from Ottawa printed in real time Regulations, notices, orders every week The bureaucratic heartbeat for the curious and the meek Canada Gazette, Part One and Part Two July's edition telling Canadians what is new [Verse 2] Miscellaneous notices might sound like background noise But Guaranteed Funeral Deposits of Canada made a choice Fraternal organization, putting it on record, documented and bound When burial funds get regulated, it's serious hallowed ground Parliament also weighed in, its section duly filed The machinery of governance moves methodical and styled [Chorus] Canada Gazette, read between the lines Official word from Ottawa printed in real time Regulations, notices, orders every week The bureaucratic heartbeat for the curious and the meek Canada Gazette, Part One and Part Two July's edition telling Canadians what is new [Bridge] Then Part Two arrived on Canada Day, July the first Volume one-fifty-nine, number thirteen quenched a different thirst That's where statutory instruments get their formal breath Regulations taking legal shape, confirmed until their death Two separate parts, two separate roles, working side by side One proposes, one enacts, nothing left to hide [Verse 3] So if you want to track the pulse of how this country bends Follow every notice, every commission, every order it sends The Gazette isn't glamorous, no headlines screaming loud But every quiet paragraph keeps governance avowed From border agents filing forms to funeral funds secured The week of July fifth showed us how the record is assured [Verse 4] Behind the formal language lives a promise to be plain That every law enacted will be published and explained No secret rule can bind you if it never saw the light The Gazette stands as witness, keeping publication right Across the provinces and territories, one official voice Transparency in governance, not a gift but a choice [Chorus] Canada Gazette, read between the lines Official word from Ottawa printed in real time Regulations, notices, orders every week The bureaucratic heartbeat for the curious and the meek Canada Gazette, Part One and Part Two July's edition telling Canadians what is new [Outro] Canada Gazette, the paper trail persists Proof that every rule and order actually exists Part One and Part Two, the first week of July Official documentation never asking why
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