[Verse 1] The Canada Gazette dropped, midsummer heat Volume one-sixty, number twenty-nine in the street Part One landed July eighteenth, let that sink in Commission notices stacked up, now let's begin The Trade Tribunal spoke, international commerce scope CRTC filed paperwork, broadcasting on the rope Public Service Commission, staffing rules in play Privy Council watching close, government's bouquet [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official record stands Every notice, every order, printed out by government hands Part One brings the proposals, Part Two seals the deal Read the register closely, this is how the system feels Gazette on the table, regulations revealed [Verse 2] Environment Department dropped a government notice too Privy Council offices, administrative residue These aren't just formalities collecting bureaucratic dust They're the scaffolding of policy, a structural must When the Trade Tribunal publishes, it signals a review Commerce disputes get examined, tariffs scrutinized through CRTC commissions mean your airwaves face assessment Broadcasting licenses reconsidered, frequency investment [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official record stands Every notice, every order, printed out by government hands Part One brings the proposals, Part Two seals the deal Read the register closely, this is how the system feels Gazette on the table, regulations revealed [Bridge] Now Part Two dropped July fifteenth, volume one-fifty-nine Number fourteen confirmed it, regulations signed into line Here's a word worth knowing — palimpsest — a surface written over again Like parchment scraped and reused, new rules laid over old terrain The Gazette is Canada's palimpsest, old frameworks getting redrawn Each volume overwrites the last, new obligations spawn [Verse 3] So when you see commission notices stacked three deep Trade Tribunal, CRTC, Public Service — none asleep Environment filing notices means ecological review Privy Council presence means Cabinet's watching too Two separate parts, two different weeks, same governing machine Part One proposes, Part Two enacts — you follow what I mean? Volume numbers climbing steady, decades in the count Every regulation carries weight, no matter the amount [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official record stands Every notice, every order, printed out by government hands Part One brings the proposals, Part Two seals the deal Read the register closely, this is how the system feels Gazette on the table, regulations revealed [Outro] July twenty-fifth, twenty twenty-six, mark the date Three commissions, two departments, one gazette, no debate The official record runs so the country understands Every rule that governs us flows through these government hands
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