[Verse 1] Tuesday paper, dusty stamp, volume one-sixty flat Number forty-one, October tenth, that's a fact Part One Gazette, the weekly federal ledger Where the agencies file in like clerks behind a hedge, uh Canada Energy Regulator's got the floor Pipelines, tariffs, the stuff that keeps the furnace warm Canadian International Trade Tribunal next Dumping, subsidies, disputes they're cross-examining in text [Chorus] Canada Gazette, Part One, number forty-one Volume one-sixty, listing what the government's done Commissions checking in, one by one by one Energy, Trade, Airwaves, Public Service, done Read the fine print, that's how the policy gets sung [Verse 2] CRTC steps up, speaking on the airwaves Broadcast and telecom, who's licensed, who behaves Public Service Commission closing out the quartet Hiring rules for federal jobs, merit on the target Then under Government Notices, quiet little entry Citizenship, Department input, nothing flashy, nothing gentry Just names and dates and ministerial decisions Paperwork's a snapshot of the system in position [Chorus] Canada Gazette, Part One, number forty-one Volume one-sixty, listing what the government's done Commissions checking in, one by one by one Energy, Trade, Airwaves, Public Service, done Read the fine print, that's how the policy gets sung [Bridge] Now flip the calendar back three days, October seventh lands Part Two's the other half, regulations that already stand Volume one-fifty-nine, issue twenty on the shelf This one prints the laws once they've finished with themselves Part One's the draft, the notice, the proposal in the queue Part Two's the final stamp, official, binding, true Two gazettes, one system, bureaucratic call and response Draft it, debate it, then publish it once [Verse 3] So if you're tracking tariffs, or a broadcast license bid Or wondering how Ottawa decides the things it did Start with Part One, see who's speaking, what they're proposing this week Energy, trade, airwaves, hiring, citizenship on repeat It's not thrilling prose, no chorus girls, no neon But it's the paper trail of power, filed and seen, uh Forty-one the number, read it like a ledger line Governance in print, no drama, right on time [Verse 4] Look closer at the index, see the small print grow Standards boards and tribunals in a steady row Immigration notices, environmental review Every heading tells a story of the work they do No cameras rolling, no anthem, no applause Just civil servants drafting up the next set of laws The gazette don't glitter, but it never skips a beat Democracy's logbook, printed clean and neat [Outro] Volume one-sixty, number forty-one Canada Gazette, October tenth is done Four commissions, one citizenship update Part Two trailing close behind at twenty, don't be late
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