[Verse 1] Canada Gazette, Part One, fresh off the press, Government's logbook, no guessing, no stress. Every rule that's cooking gets printed right here, Before it's law, it's gotta show its face, crystal clear. Four commissions clocking in, let me name the crew: Energy Regulator watching pipelines, that's true, Trade Tribunal keeping imports fair and in line, CRTC's tuning airwaves, dials and design. [Chorus] Gazette, Gazette, the paper trail don't lie, Part One's the open floor, Part Two seals it tight. Read the fine print, find what's new today, Ottawa's keeping receipts — that's the civic way. [Verse 2] Public Service Commission's posted up too, Checking who gets hired, keeping hiring fair and true — Merit over favors, that's the whole design, Making sure the public sector stays aligned. Now flip the page to notices, a quieter sound, Citizenship's the heading that the government found — Rules about who's eligible, how the process flows, Not flashy, but it's threaded into how a nation grows. [Bridge] Here's a word for your pocket, kinda rare, kinda sweet: To "promulgate" means to announce, make official, complete — That's what a gazette does, it promulgates the news, Turns a quiet draft into something you can't refuse. [Verse 3] Jump to Part Two, October seventh on the spine, Volume one-fifty-nine, issue twenty, final line. This one's the finished stuff, regulations locked and done, No more drafts or comments — the race already run. Part One's the rehearsal, Part Two's opening night, One proposes changes, the other makes it tight. Energy, trade, airwaves, hiring, and who's a citizen too — That's the whole roundup, simple, printed, true. [Verse 4] Think of all the folks who comb through every clause, Lawyers, lobbyists, citizens checking out the cause, Thirty days to comment, send your letter, make it heard, Democracy ain't silent, it's written word by word. A pipeline route, a tariff shift, a broadcast license plea, All laid out in public, for anyone to see. No backroom deals, no shadows creeping through the hall, Just ink and paper, standing tall for one and all. This is how a nation keeps its promises in line, Published loud in black and white, every single time. [Chorus] Gazette, Gazette, the paper trail don't lie, Part One's the open floor, Part Two seals it tight. Read the fine print, find what's new today, Ottawa's keeping receipts — that's the civic way. [Outro] Volume numbers, dates, and bureaus in a row, That's your government working — now you know. Part One, Part Two, the loop keeps turning round, Canada Gazette, quietly, the rules get found. From Energy to Citizenship, the record stays complete, A nation's quiet heartbeat, printed clean and neat.
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