[Verse 1] The Canada Gazette rolled out its pages Volume one-sixty, number twenty-seven Fourth of July, a Thursday in the making Part One arrived like official news from heaven The Border Services Agency sent commissions forward The Public Service Commission added to the record Industry department posted government notices All the formal channels doing what the process is [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the paper where it's written Every rule and notice, every commission bitten July of twenty-twenty-six, volume hundred sixty Part One and Part Two together, nothing tricky Read the Gazette, know the government's direction Every printed word deserves your close inspection [Verse 2] A fraternal organization filed a miscellaneous notice Guaranteed Funeral Deposits, Canada's the focus Protecting prepaid funeral funds, keeping them accounted So the money set aside stays solid and unmounted Parliament submitted entries to the record Official documentation properly delivered Every notice stamped and dated, filed and numbered So no regulation ever gets outnumbered [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the paper where it's written Every rule and notice, every commission bitten July of twenty-twenty-six, volume hundred sixty Part One and Part Two together, nothing tricky Read the Gazette, know the government's direction Every printed word deserves your close inspection [Bridge] Then Part Two came out on Canada Day proper Volume one-fifty-nine, number thirteen, copper-stamped and solid July the first, the regulations dropping A different volume, different set of policies Two separate parts, two separate tributaries Feeding the same river of official governance [Verse 3] So when you wonder how a regulation gets official It travels through the Gazette, structured and judicial Commissions, notices, parliamentary submissions Every government department filing its decisions From the border agents checking at the crossings To the public servants managing the tossings Of paperwork and policy, the Gazette holds it steady A printed record keeping all of Canada ready [Verse 4] The citizens and businesses read between the columns Looking for the changes buried deep inside the volumes A new amendment here, a revised schedule posted Every updated standard properly promoted Lawyers and lobbyists scanning every section Advocates and academics seeking clear direction The Gazette serves the public, open and transparent A democratic record solid and apparent [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the paper where it's written Every rule and notice, every commission bitten July of twenty-twenty-six, volume hundred sixty Part One and Part Two together, nothing tricky Read the Gazette, know the government's direction Every printed word deserves your close inspection [Outro] Canada Gazette, July oh-nine twenty-twenty-six Two parts published, regulations in the mix Part One volume one-sixty, Part Two one-fifty-nine The official record of the government's design
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