[Verse 1] August sixth, twenty-twenty-six, the Gazette drops again Volume one-sixty, number thirty-one, Part I lands in your hands Published August first, the pages thick with government plans Commissions speaking up across the regulatory bands The Canada Energy Regulator weighing in on power and flow Canadian International Trade Tribunal letting commerce know The Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission too Public Service Commission rounding out the crew [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official word Every rule and notice formally heard Part I and Part II, they come rolling through Weekly published, making old rules new Check the volume, check the number, check the date This is how the government communicates [Verse 2] Environment notices sitting under government's gaze Part I of the Gazette cutting through the bureaucratic haze Four commissions posting findings, orders, public calls Their decisions echo outward through official halls The Trade Tribunal watching import and export lanes Energy Regulator mapping pipelines, grids, and gains Telecom commission tracking broadcast signals wide Public Service staffing rules applied nationwide [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official word Every rule and notice formally heard Part I and Part II, they come rolling through Weekly published, making old rules new Check the volume, check the number, check the date This is how the government communicates [Verse 3] Citizens and lawyers, lobbyists and clerks Searching through the columns where the fine print lurks Comment periods opening, your voice can still be heard Before the rules get finalized, before the final word Democracy in paper form, transparency on file Every proposed amendment documented, every mile The public gets a window into what the Crown intends Before the regulation sets and all the process ends Thirty days to weigh in, let your opposition show Or let your full support ring out so everyone will know [Bridge] Part II arrived July twenty-ninth before Volume one-fifty-nine, number fifteen at the door Where Part I proposes what the regulations say Part II confirms the regulations locked in play Two separate documents, two separate roles One drafts the policy, one makes the whole [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the official word Every rule and notice formally heard Part I and Part II, they come rolling through Weekly published, making old rules new Check the volume, check the number, check the date This is how the government communicates [Outro] So when you need to know what Canada's doing now The Gazette holds the record, every who and how August sixth the summary, the weeks laid bare Four commissions, one environment notice there
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