News Releases

Feb. 11, 2003	Private Placement Closes
Feb. 6, 2003	Giants Entertainment Assigns Strike Zone
Feb. 6, 2003	Giants Distribution Assigns Sale Proceeds
Feb. 3, 2003	Hollywood Actor Signs Three Picture Deal
Jan. 15, 2003	Shares For Debt Settlement
Jan. 14, 2003	Discovery Channel Licences Weird Homes, Weird Wheels
Jan. 11, 2003	Yaletown Acquires 15,000,000 Shares in Marine BioProducts International Corporation
Jan. 3, 2003	Private Placement
Dec. 23, 2002	Holiday Greetings from Yaletown Entertainment Corp.
Dec. 23, 2002	Yaletown Signs Three Picture Deal
Dec. 19, 2002	Yaletown Chairman David Dadon Thanks Shareholders
Dec. 10, 2002	Yaletown Establishes European Branch and Additional Funding
Dec. 5, 2002	Yaletown Options Movie Rights to Tracing Iris; Negotiates with Actor Kelly Rowan
Dec. 3, 2002	Stock Options Granted
Dec. 2, 2002	Output Deal With Producer Lloyd Simandl
Oct. 25, 2002	Merger with Pinewood Sound.
Oct. 11, 2002	Hollywood Producer Joins Yaletown; David Dadon Appointed Chairman.
July 2, 2002	Investor Relations Terminated.
June 4, 2002	Weird Weddings Special Premieres.
May 28, 2002	Weird Wheels Wins Silver Medal at Houston International Television Festival.
May 21, 2002	Investor Relations Announced.
Apr. 18, 2002	Yaletown Receives Three 2002 Leo Award Nominations.
Mar. 20, 2002	Directors Change at AGM; Private Placement Reduced; Management Change; 2002 Production Slate Announced Including New Series.
Jan. 7, 2002	Private Placement Announced.
Nov. 29, 2001	Shareholder Update.
June 13, 2001	European Broadcast License for Homes and Wheels Series.
June 8, 2001	Toscana Mia Terminated; Jeff Murdock Appointed for Investor Relations.
April 19, 2001	2001 Yields Three Leo Awards for Weird Homes.
March 27, 2001	Employee Stock Options Granted.
March 20, 2001	Yaletown Appoints New Manager of Marketing and Corporate Communications; Stock Options Surrendered.
March 7, 2001	Yaletown Does Development Deal with Umberto Menghi; New Broadcast License for Toscana Mia; Broadcast Renewals for Weird Homes and Weird Wheels.
Feb. 5, 2001	Weird Homes Fall Ratings.
Jan. 23, 2001	Yaletown's Weird Homes Finalist at New York Festivals.
Jan. 19, 2001	Yaletown Scores with Huge Ratings for Weird Wheels Canadian Season Premiere.
Jan. 8, 2001	Weird Homes International Award Nomination; Weird Wheels Canadian Season Premiere.
Dec. 14, 2000	Post-Digital Group receives Consumers' Choice Gold Medal for Business Excellence.
Dec. 07, 2000	Acquisition of Post-Digital Group completed; Revenues to grow by $1,000,000: New officers appointed.
Oct. 23, 2000	Major High Definition Sale to Discovery Channel.
Sept. 25, 2000	Negotiations with Discovery Channel; New trading symbol.
Sept. 21, 2000	Resumption of trading; international distribution agreement
Sept. 01, 2000	Yaletown to produce 13 episodes of food series for Alliance Atlantis
Aug. 01, 2000	Weird Wheels nominated for Indy Crystal Globe Award; acquisition of Great Markets of the World; Investor relations services
June 09, 2000	Acquisition of video post-production companies
June 05, 2000	Purchase of High Definition cameras and decks; private placement announced
May 23, 2000	Funding in place for Weird Homes and Weird Wheels,; Weird Homes licensed to Showcase Networks, U.S.A.; Weird Homes licensed to Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Chile; North India Deal terminated; private placement closed off
Apr. 18, 2000	Three Leo nominations for Weird Homes
Apr. 12, 2000	Option Agreement with North India Television
Mar. 15, 2000	Company secures lock-up agreement with North India Television
Mar. 13, 2000	Canadian Broadcast license for Weird Wheels; production financing
Mar. 03, 2000	Weird Homes licensed in Australia and Korea
Mar. 01, 2000	Yaletown opens discussions for strategic alliance in Singapore
Feb. 23, 2000	Company reaches agreement with New Shoes Productions to co-develop Boys and Their Toys
Feb. 16, 2000	Thirteen episodes of Weird Homes licensed to Groupe TVA, Quebec.
Feb. 04, 2000	Two more investor relations staff added; e-postgram deal terminated; company considering other internet/e-commerce opportunities; CDNX Notice filed for January 4,2000 private placement.
Jan. 04, 2000	Private placement announced
Dec. 16, 1999	Weird Homes nominated for three Leo Awards; pre-production of second season underway; stock options surrendered.
Nov. 30, 1999	Manager of corporate communications appointed; incentive stock options granted; memorandum of agreement for e-Postgram.com extended.
Nov. 08, 1999	Weird Homes wins Gemini Award.
Oct. 25, 1999	Investor relations agreement terminated
Sep. 23, 1999	Weird Homes nominated for Gemini Award.
Sep. 03, 1999	Agreement to license UserFriendly terminated; memorandum of agreement for e-Postgram.com reached; film projects update.
Sep. 03, 1999	Investor relations agreement announced.
Aug. 23, 1999	Development deal with Alliance Atlantis Broadcasting for Weird Wheels announced.
Aug. 04, 1999	Proposed private placement announced.
June 10, 1999	Financing concluded for second season of Weird Homes; agreement in principle for UserFriendly.
May 27, 1999	Shooting begins on Weird Homes second season. Negotiations commenced UserFriendly.
Apr. 22, 1999	Y2K readiness; future plans discussed; resignation of director.
Apr. 06, 1999	Broadcast license concluded for second season of Weird Homes; international distribution agreement signed; financing documentation completed; U.S. home video distribution deal reached.
Feb. 10, 1999	Negotiations underway for second season of Weird Homes.
Jan. 22, 1999	Weird Homes wins Gold World Medal at New York Festivals.
Dec. 30, 1998	Investor relations agreement terminated.
Nov. 06, 1998	Weird Homes third in Neilsen ratings and international distribution agreement signed; Headhunter screenplay completed; Project Taltal abandoned.
Sep. 18, 1998	Thirteen episodes of Weird Homes shot; first broadcast of Weird Homes scheduled; final negotiations for international distribution underway.
May 29, 1998	Weird Homes broadcast license finalized; production financing completed; filming underway; discussions underway for international distribution.
Apr. 01, 1998	Investor relations agreement announced.
Mar. 20, 1998	Investor relations agreement terminated.
Feb. 23, 1998	Broadcast license signed for Weird Homes.
Jan. 13, 1998	Investor relations agreement announced; Weird Homes pilot completed; screenwriter hired for Headhunter; drilling program recommended forProject Taltal.
Sep. 30, 1997	Development deal with Life Network for Weird Homes announced; Urban Safari U.S. theatrical release scheduled; Urban Safari sold to Home Box Office and SuperChannel.
Sep. 08, 1997	Agreement to option Project Taltal announced.
Aug. 19, 1997	Negotiations underway for Chilean mineral project.
May 28, 1997	Vice-president appointed.
Apr. 28, 1997	Chile exploration results.
Apr. 15, 1997	U.S. theatrical and video deal for Urban Safari.
Apr. 03, 1997	Twenty-six episode development deal for Extreme Team signed.
Mar. 27, 1997	Logan deal terminated.
Feb. 26, 1997	Exploration program commenced in Chile.
Feb. 20, 1997	Three book movie deal for Headhunter plus sequels.
Feb. 14, 1997	Shareholder update.
Jan. 01, 1997	U.S.$2,000,000 five film deal with Hollywood director Bob Logan announced.
Dec. 30, 1996	Chile property option agreements completed; additional property secured.
Nov. 21, 1996	Geologist retained: exploration programmed planned.
Oct. 31, 1996	The CBS Murders optioned.
Oct. 25, 1996	Private placement announced.
Sep. 25, 1996	Investor relations agreement terminated.
Sep. 20, 1996	U.S. distributor appointed for Urban Safari; book optioned for Weird Homes.
Jun. 25, 1996	International distributor appointed for Curse of the Lost Gold Mine.
Jun. 06, 1996	Chilean mineral property acquisition announced.
May 29, 1996	Shareholder update; mineral exploration possibilities considered.
May 28, 1996	Investor relations agreement approved.
May 21, 1996	Urban Safari opens Phillip Morris Festival.
May 17, 1996	Investor relations agreement announced.
May 13, 1996	Urban Safari European premiere rescheduled; distribution agreement with United Pictures International; agreement for premiere screening at Phillip Morris Open Air Festival.
May 06, 1996	Urban Safari wins Leo Award.
Apr. 18, 1996	New international distribution agent appointed for Urban Safari.
May 02, 1996	Urban Safari nominated for four Leo Awards.
Apr. 08, 1996	Urban Safari European theatrical premiere delayed.
Feb. 16, 1996	Major transaction completed; Private placement completed; stock options granted.
Jan. 09, 1996	Major transaction approved by shareholders and Canadian Venture Exchange.
Oct. 26, 1995	Urban Safari invited to Valencia International Film Festival.
Sep. 13, 1995	Urban Safari invited to Montreal World Film Festival; World distribution agreement signed.
Jun. 26, 1995	Urban Safari screened at Cannes Film Festival; Urban Safari invited to Palm Springs Film Festival; Vancouver screening announced.
May 01, 1995	Initial public offering completed; major transaction announced: private placement announced; appointment of new director.

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