 "The Gazette" published as a newspaper until 1867, three days after Canada was established, when it became the "Nova Scotia Royal Gazette", the official publication of laws and legislation for the government of Nova Scotia.In 1977, Part II of the "Royal Gazette" was introduced to publish provincial regulations and was reunited with Part I to form the current "Gazette".The "Gazette" is managed by the Office of the Registrar of Regulations in the Nova Scotia Department of Justice.