[Verse 1] The Gazette opens wide on August fifteen's page Volume one-sixty, number thirty-three takes the stage Part One arrives with commissions lined in rows Four agencies speaking — here's what each one knows The Border Services Agency puts its notices through The Trade Tribunal weighs what international commerce will do The CRTC watches over radio waves and screens And the Yukon Assessment Board examines northern scenes [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the record of the land Every rule and notice written out by hand Part One and Part Two, two volumes running clear The official register of what governs us here August sixteen, twenty-twenty-six — read the decree The Gazette holds what the government wants you to see [Verse 2] Then Part Two appears, dated August twelfth's light Volume one-fifty-nine, number sixteen takes its right Where regulations finalized become the law of the day From proposal into practice, that's the Gazette's way The Canadian Radio-television Commission marks its call Broadcasting frequencies and telecommunications for all While the Trade Tribunal arbitrates the cross-border claims International commerce governed — everyone knows the rules of these games [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the record of the land Every rule and notice written out by hand Part One and Part Two, two volumes running clear The official register of what governs us here August sixteen, twenty-twenty-six — read the decree The Gazette holds what the government wants you to see [Verse 3] The public reads the notices before the ink is dry A chance to comment, question, push back — ask the reason why Democracy lives in the details of each page Where citizens can enter the regulatory stage From tariff codes to broadcast rights to environmental review The Gazette carries every order coming into view No quiet rule escapes the obligation to declare The government must publish it — the people have to share [Bridge] Two separate parts serve two separate purposes well Part One proposes what the departments have to tell Part Two confirms the regulations fully made From the border to the broadcast to the northern watershed [Outro] Canada Gazette, August sixteen's edition Four commissions, two volumes, one mission The Yukon Board assesses what the northern land will bear The official record printed — public notice standing there [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the record of the land Every rule and notice written out by hand Part One and Part Two, two volumes running clear The official register of what governs us here August sixteen, twenty-twenty-six — read the decree The Gazette holds what the government wants you to see
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