[Verse 1] Canada Gazette dropping July second, twenty-twenty-six Part One came early, June twenty-seventh, volume one-sixty-six Number twenty-six in print, the government's weekly broadcast Commissions moving, agencies speaking, decisions coming fast Canada Revenue Agency put their notices in the page Canadian International Trade Tribunal stepping on the stage The Radio-television and Telecom Commission made their call Public Service Commission posted too — they covered it all [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official word Where every regulation gets publicly heard Part One, Part Two, the government's pen Writing the rules that govern women and men Gazette, Gazette — the ink is still wet The law gets published so nobody forgets [Verse 2] Environment notices landed under government section D The federal machinery grinding slow but steady, publicly Every department files their papers, every order gets its date The Gazette is how a democracy keeps its records straight Think of it like a bulletin board nailed up across the nation Where Ottawa announces every tweak and every new formation You cannot say you didn't know — the notice ran last week That's the whole purpose of the Gazette — transparency they seek [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official word Where every regulation gets publicly heard Part One, Part Two, the government's pen Writing the rules that govern women and men Gazette, Gazette — the ink is still wet The law gets published so nobody forgets [Bridge] Part Two arrived on Canada Day, July the first Volume one-fifty-nine, number thirteen — quench your thirst For knowing what the federal government decided this rotation Statutory instruments formally entered into legislation Two volumes, different purposes — Part One proposes the draft Part Two confirms it's law now, front half, back half The Gazette is not glamorous but democracy runs on paperwork Every number, every volume doing the necessary work [Verse 3] Behind each notice is a process — months of consultation rounds Public comment periods closing, policy slowly compounds A lawyer reads the fine print, a citizen checks the date The Gazette is the final word that seals each measure's fate From trade decisions touching tariffs to telecom frequency bands The reach of what gets published here extends across these lands History is written quietly in volumes stacked by year The official record of a country — every entry logged right here [Outro] Canada Gazette, July twenty-twenty-six Two volumes, commissions, environment in the mix Public record, open access — that's the weekly beat The government put it in writing, filed, and made it complete [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official word Where every regulation gets publicly heard Part One, Part Two, the government's pen Writing the rules that govern women and men Gazette, Gazette — the ink is still wet The law gets published so nobody forgets
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