 The Toronto Transit Commission in Canada approved the advertisements on the commission's buses, trams, and metro and rapid transit trains, with the same message as the British adverts, and debuted in mid-February.Following a request by the "Association humaniste du Québec", the "Société des transports de Montréal", Canada, accepted the proposed message ""Dieu n'existe probablement pas, alors cessez de vous inquiéter et profitez de la vie"", a translation of the original UK advert, and the bus should take to the road during March 2009.Secular Humanists and Free Thinkers in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and London have had their adverts refused.