[Verse 1] Flip the calendar, August oh-nine The Gazette drops its weekly design Part One, volume one-sixty, number thirty-two Published August eighth with the government's view Commissions lined up like clerks in a row Five agencies posting what the public should know Canada Border Services, checking what comes through Revenue Agency telling you what taxes you owe Canadian International Trade Tribunal weighing every claim Radio-television and Telecom playing their regulatory game Public Service Commission rounding out the slate Five bodies publishing notices, nothing left to fate [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the paper trail of power Every rule and notice logged down to the hour Part One, Part Two, the government in print If a regulation's coming, this is where you get the hint Read the Gazette, know what's changing in the law Volume, number, date — that's the order of it all [Verse 2] Now Part Two's a different volume, different date to track July twenty-ninth it landed, no taking it back Volume one-fifty-nine, fifteenth number of the year That's where regulations land when they're finally clear Part One floats proposals, gives the public room to speak Part Two means it's final, effective within the week The Gazette runs in two parts like a two-step procedure Part One is the draft stage, Part Two makes it law First you see the intention, then the binding feature That's the architecture sitting underneath it all [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the paper trail of power Every rule and notice logged down to the hour Part One, Part Two, the government in print If a regulation's coming, this is where you get the hint Read the Gazette, know what's changing in the law Volume, number, date — that's the order of it all [Bridge] Think of it like a bulletin board for the whole country's business Agencies post their notices, nothing moves without a witness Border control, tax collection, trade disputes, and broadcast rights Civil service hiring — bureaucracy never sleeps through nights Every department files its paperwork in public view So ordinary citizens can track what the government's gonna do [Verse 3] So if you're wondering why a rule appeared one day Someone published it right here before it came your way The Gazette isn't glamorous, no headlines flash or flare Just the steady documentation of a country running fair Thirty-two editions deep into the year The apparatus grinding, steady, gear by gear [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the paper trail of power Every rule and notice logged down to the hour Part One, Part Two, the government in print If a regulation's coming, this is where you get the hint Read the Gazette, know what's changing in the law Volume, number, date — that's the order of it all [Outro] August oh-nine, twenty-twenty-six The Gazette does what bureaucracy does best Posts it all in public, keeps it in the mix Volume one-sixty — filed with the rest
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