Investigation over but Kelowna no closer to finding out who nabbed atheist ads

<p>KELOWNA, B.C. – The City of Kelowna has concluded its investigation into the disappearance of atheist ads from city buses – but staff are no closer to knowing what happened to the controversial advertisements.</p> <p>Regional programs manager Jerry Dombrowski says the results of the review are inconclusive.</p> <p>The ads read: “There probably is no God, so stop worrying and enjoy your life.”</p> <p>They were reported missing from city buses on April 29. The ads paid for by the Centre for Inquiry were supposed to run until Wednesday.</p> <p>Dombrowski says the investigation found no evidence of unauthorized entry into the transit yard where the buses were sitting.</p> <p>But he says the decals plastered on the bus are not difficult to remove, and staff aren’t even sure whether they were removed in the transit yard or off-site. (CKFR)</p>