[Verse 1] The Gazette landed on a July Saturday Volume one-sixty, number twenty-nine to say Part One arrived on the eighteenth of the month With notices and commissions — here's the rundown front to front The Canadian International Trade Tribunal's in the mix The Radio-television and Telecom Commission lists their picks The Public Service Commission adds their word to the page Three bodies publishing their business on the governmental stage [Chorus] Read the Gazette, Part One and Part Two Where the government tells the public what it's going to do Commissions file their notices, departments make their call The official record captures every motion, big and small Read the Gazette — July twenty-six, it's here The administrative heartbeat of the fiscal year [Verse 2] The Department of the Environment steps up to declare A notice tucked inside the pages saying here's what we care The Privy Council adds its voice to government proceedings Official ink on paper — these are not just idle readings Part Two came a little earlier, July the fifteenth date Volume one-fifty-nine, number fourteen — not late Regulations formally enacted, sitting on the shelf The Gazette does the heavy lifting, organizing by itself [Chorus] Read the Gazette, Part One and Part Two Where the government tells the public what it's going to do Commissions file their notices, departments make their call The official record captures every motion, big and small Read the Gazette — July twenty-six, it's here The administrative heartbeat of the fiscal year [Verse 3] Behind every notice is a process long and slow Consultations, drafting, editing before it's good to go Citizens and industries submitting their replies Before the final version lands beneath the official eyes The Gazette is the handshake between the state and street Where policy meets people and the two are meant to meet Transparency in columns, accountability in rows This is how a functioning democracy flows [Bridge] Part One is where proposals breathe before they're binding law Part Two is where they're cemented — no more gap or flaw Two volumes, two purposes, running side by side The official record of a country's regulatory stride Environment, Trade, Broadcasting, Civil Service too Every branch of government eventually comes through [Outro] So check the Gazette when you need to know What Canada's departments are putting on the flow July twenty-sixth, twenty twenty-six is the week The public record's open — go and take a peek [Chorus] Read the Gazette, Part One and Part Two Where the government tells the public what it's going to do Commissions file their notices, departments make their call The official record captures every motion, big and small Read the Gazette — July twenty-six, it's here The administrative heartbeat of the fiscal year
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