[Verse 1] The Canada Gazette dropped on June the thirteenth Volume one-sixty, number twenty-four convened Part One is where the government speaks its intentions Commissions rolling in from half a dozen directions Canada Border Services stepping to the mic Revenue Agency got notices they'd like The offshore energy regulator out in Newfoundland Canada-Labrador waters, they're extending out their hand [Chorus] The Gazette is the government's public address Where regulations land before they manifest Canadian International Trade Tribunal's in the room And the radio-television commission coming through Read the Gazette, know the rules before they bloom [Verse 2] Then June the seventeenth, Part Two arrived in view Volume one-fifty-nine, the twelfth edition came through Part Two is where the orders actually take effect The ones that passed through Parliament, reviewed and checked This is how a country publishes its legal frame Every agency, every order, every notice by name Not buried in a briefcase, not hidden in a hall Posted in the Gazette so it's public for us all [Chorus] The Gazette is the government's public address Where regulations land before they manifest Canadian International Trade Tribunal's in the room And the radio-television commission coming through Read the Gazette, know the rules before they bloom [Verse 3] Every citizen has the right to read the rule Before it binds them — that's the democratic tool A comment period opens when Part One appears Thirty days or sixty, the public voice it hears Lawyers read it closely, lobbyists take note Industry associations flag each line they quote The Gazette isn't glamorous, it won't trend online But every binding regulation starts inside these lines From fisheries to finance, from the airwaves to the port The Gazette carries everything from lengthy to the short It's the original open government, predating every app The paper trail of policy unfolding on the map [Bridge] Two separate parts, two separate dates Part One proposes, Part Two legislates One comes before, one seals the deal The Gazette is the paper that makes policy real Border services, trade, the broadcast band Revenue collections, offshore energy planned Six departments speaking in a single gazette week That's the Canadian system — transparent when they speak [Outro] June eighteen, twenty-twenty-six, the summary is clear The Gazette keeps on printing every volume every year Two parts, two dates, one week of public law The machinery of governance without a single flaw [Chorus] The Gazette is the government's public address Where regulations land before they manifest Canadian International Trade Tribunal's in the room And the radio-television commission coming through Read the Gazette, know the rules before they bloom
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