[Verse 1] The Gazette arrived on a slow July morning Volume one-sixty, number twenty-nine Part One came knocking without any warning July the eighteenth, printed right on time The Trade Tribunal posted its commissions The CRTC put its notices in The Public Service filed its own submissions Environment and Privy Council chimed in [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the government's page Every notice stamped and dated, every rule engaged Commissions, departments, speaking in a row The official record tells you what you need to know Part One and Part Two, both doing their part The register of Canada, beating like a clock's heart [Verse 2] The Canadian International Trade Tribunal That's the body watching commerce at the door They watch the imports, keep the field conditional Flag the dumping, level out the floor The CRTC minds the airwaves and the broadband Radio, television, your connected screen The Public Service Commission lends a hand Recruiting fairly, keeping hiring clean [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the government's page Every notice stamped and dated, every rule engaged Commissions, departments, speaking in a row The official record tells you what you need to know Part One and Part Two, both doing their part The register of Canada, beating like a clock's heart [Bridge] Now Part Two came out on July the fifteenth Volume one-fifty-nine, number fourteen Where regulations formally take effect The statutory instruments, checked and rechecked Part One proposes, Part Two confirms The Gazette's the vessel, the regulation fills the terms [Verse 3] Environment Canada posted its government notice The Privy Council Office added its own weight These aren't suggestions filed just for the solstice These are the mechanisms running the state Every department has a paper obligation To publish intentions before they become law The Gazette's the mirror of this whole nation Reflecting each decision, every clause and every draw [Verse 4] The public gets a window, thirty days or more To comment on proposals before they're set in stone Democracy embedded in this bureaucratic core No regulation passes without being widely known From coast to coast the notices travel, east and west Bilingual and official, in both languages displayed French and English side by side, the country's dual request Every word accountable, every promise carefully weighed [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the government's page Every notice stamped and dated, every rule engaged Commissions, departments, speaking in a row The official record tells you what you need to know Part One and Part Two, both doing their part The register of Canada, beating like a clock's heart [Outro] So when you wonder how a rule becomes real From proposal to regulation, here's the deal The Gazette publishes it, dry and deliberate Bureaucracy documented, quiet and accurate July nineteen, twenty-twenty-six Another week of notices in the mix
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