[Verse 1] The Gazette speaks on August eighth, two thousand twenty-six Volume one-sixty, number thirty-two — official government mix Part One is where the notices bloom before they become law Where agencies announce their plans for every watchful eye to draw The Border Services Agency posted what they intend The Canada Revenue watching taxes start to end The International Trade Tribunal staking out its ground The Radio-television Commission — broadcasting all around [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official record page Where regulations gestating move from draft to final stage Part One says "here's what's coming," Part Two says "it's done" Between those two publications, a new rule has been won Canada Gazette — the government's public scroll Where every order, notice, commission plays its role [Verse 2] The Public Service Commission posted notices inside Part One is where proposed decisions publicly reside Think of it like scaffolding around a building going up — Before the structure's permanent, the public fills the cup With comments, with objections, with perspectives on the plan The Gazette is the crossroads where the citizen and government span Volume one-sixty is the chapter, thirty-two the page August eighth the dateline marking this bureaucratic stage [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official record page Where regulations gestating move from draft to final stage Part One says "here's what's coming," Part Two says "it's done" Between those two publications, a new rule has been won Canada Gazette — the government's public scroll Where every order, notice, commission plays its role [Bridge] Then Part Two arrives on August twelfth, volume one-fifty-nine Number sixteen in the sequence — this is where the rules enshrine The word "enshrine" means carved in stone, official and complete Part Two is final proclamation — binding and concrete Five agencies in Part One, their intentions clearly read Part Two confirms what's been decided — that's the path ahead [Verse 3] So when you need to understand what Ottawa has done The Gazette is the document where official threads are spun A prolific record, every week, of how the country bends Its policies and boundaries — where one regulation ends And another quietly surfaces to govern something new The Border Agency, Revenue, the Trade Tribunal too The CRTC shaping airwaves, Public Service holding line — August fourteenth's edition keeps the country's gears in time [Outro] Canada Gazette — Part One, Part Two The government's own newspaper, transparent and true Eight agencies, two volumes, one important week The official record published — so the governed and the keepers speak
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