[Verse 1] The Gazette speaks in July's late heat Volume one-sixty, where the records meet Number twenty-nine, the eighteenth day Part One arriving, here's what it had to say The Trade Tribunal posted its commissions there Radio and television, telecommunications in the air The Public Service Commission made its presence known The Privy Council added notices of its own [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the keeper of official things Where every order, every notice, every ruling rings Department of the Environment left its mark in ink Read it slow and careful, let the governance sink [Verse 2] Part Two came earlier, the fifteenth of July Volume one-fifty-nine, number fourteen passing by Regulations formalized, the quieter machinery The parts that run the country, mostly gone unseen The commissions aren't just words on a bureaucratic scroll They bind the decisions, they delimit every role The Trade Tribunal governs how our commerce gets reviewed CRTC controls the signals that our broadcasts have pursued [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the keeper of official things Where every order, every notice, every ruling rings Department of the Environment left its mark in ink Read it slow and careful, let the governance sink [Bridge] There's a word for what the Gazette does, it's called promulgation The act of making law official through formal proclamation Once it's printed in those pages, it becomes the binding truth Promulgation seals the record with administrative proof [Verse 3] The Environment department watching over what we breathe The Privy Council noticing the threads beneath the weave These departments speak through volumes like a slow deliberate choir Each line a tiny ratchet turning governance a little higher Two parts, two dates, one week, one purpose clear The official record of the country, documented here Part One for proposed and noticed, Part Two for what's in force The Gazette maps the legal territory, sets the regulatory course [Verse 4] Behind each numbered notice is a process long and slow Consultations, drafts, and revisions row by row Public comment periods, the ministry reviews Before a single sentence makes the official news The clerks who keep the volumes know the weight of every page Each entry is a moment captured, frozen in its age The Parliament may debate the laws and write the legislation But the Gazette is the vessel carrying law to every nation [Outro] Canada Gazette, late July, twenty-twenty-six Volume numbers, notice numbers, regulatory mix Commissions filed and environmental ink still drying The official record of the country, quietly complying [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the keeper of official things Where every order, every notice, every ruling rings Department of the Environment left its mark in ink Read it slow and careful, let the governance sink
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