The new, gender-neutral lyrics to O Canada are official.
The two word revision to the national anthem became law Wednesday, making the anthem more inclusive.
The change is to the second line of the anthem's English version to "in all of us command" from "in all thy sons command."
Canadian Heritage Minister Melanie Joly says there will be no cost incurred to taxpayers.
The change was a request by former Liberal MP Mauril Bélanger, who died two years ago.
The anthem was composed in 1880. The original lyrics were in French.
The English-language version was written 110 years ago, and became the country's official anthem in 1980.
Since 1980, there have been 10 private member’s bills introduced in Parliament to change the second line of the English anthem to words that include both genders. The 11th bill introduced -- passed Wednesday.