[Verse 1] The Gazette landed on a Tuesday morning Volume one-sixty, number thirty-one Part One arrived the first of August With government business just begun The Canada Energy Regulator spoke The Trade Tribunal weighed in too The Radio-television and Telecom Commission And the Public Service Commission came through [Chorus] This is the Gazette, August fourth, twenty-twenty-six Where the rules get written and the policy sticks Commissions filing, notices in play Environment ministry had something to say Part One and Part Two, the official record runs The country's business printed, every page accounted for [Verse 2] Environment notices tucked in the pages Government watching what the signals say Four separate commissions filing in together Each one marking what came into play The Canadian International Trade Tribunal Measuring commerce at the border's edge The Public Service Commission weighing in quietly Official words carved into the ledge [Chorus] This is the Gazette, August fourth, twenty-twenty-six Where the rules get written and the policy sticks Commissions filing, notices in play Environment ministry had something to say Part One and Part Two, the official record runs The country's business printed, every page accounted for [Verse 3] The Energy Regulator watching pipelines The signals flowing coast to coast and north The Telecom Commission measuring the airwaves Deciding what the frequencies are worth Each volume building on the one before it A living record stretching back through years The clerks and commissioners and ministers Translating policy into what appears [Bridge] Part Two came earlier, July twenty-ninth Volume one-fifty-nine, number fifteen A separate register, a separate accounting Regulations moving through the machinery Two publications, one continuous record The paper trail that democracy requires Every order, every notice, every commission Filed before the ink of summer dries [Verse 4] Behind each notice stands a longer process Consultations, hearings, drafts reviewed The Gazette is where the journey surfaces Where months of work at last get misconstrued Into plain text, into formal language Into numbered paragraphs and dates The summer session closing out its business The fall already gathering at the gates [Chorus] This is the Gazette, August fourth, twenty-twenty-six Where the rules get written and the policy sticks Commissions filing, notices in play Environment ministry had something to say Part One and Part Two, the official record runs The country's business printed, every page accounted for [Outro] So the Gazette turns another quiet volume The government's business measured, filed, and stored August fourth, and Canada keeps its ledger Four commissions, two parts, one recorded word
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