Sudbury, December 27, 2007 — Following three successful seasons as a television series, March Entertainment's eagerly awaited feature-length film based on the popular cartoon Chilly Beach will make its national debut on Super Channel, the recently launched Canadian pay-TV network from Allarco Entertainment.

Sudbury, October 10, 2007 — Chilly Beach, March Entertainment's flagship animated series, is returning for a third season on CBC-TV.

The enormously popular series is slated to air 13 new episodes, which will begin airing on Saturday, October 13, at 1:00 p.m. (EST). It will add to the current lineup of Chilly Beach episodes, bringing it to a total of 65 episodes on CBC's rotation.

"Chilly Beach Classics," more commonly known in the industry as "reruns," will also continue to air in its regular time slot.

Sudbury, August 15, 2007 — March Entertainment has renewed its agreement to distribute and market some of S&S Productions' properties, including their flagship shows The Red Green Show and Sons of Butcher.

The agreement, originally signed in August 2006, gave March Entertainment and iLaugh.com distribution and marketing rights for internet and wireless communications devices.

Toronto, July 20, 2007 — March Entertainment's iLaugh.com, the web's premiere portal for edgy, irreverent comedy, is partnering with European internet television venture Babel Networks to create a branded channel featuring March Entertainment's comedy portfolio.

Sydney, April 13, 2007 — March Entertainment's The Very Good Adventures of Yam Roll in Happy Kingdom has found a new audience, airing on the Australian Broadcasting Corporations ABC Kids programming line-up.

Yam Roll, which previously aired on CBC-TV in Canada and the Cartoon Network in the United States, is a wacky animated series about a land of anthropomorphic sushi. It is slated to begin airing on ABC2, Australia's national digital television channel, in the second quarter of 2007.

Toronto, March 3, 2007 — March Entertainment, Inc. has partnered with Moody Street Kids and Film Victoria of Australia to produce a new tween animated comedy entitled G2G: Got to Go.

The Canadian/Australian coproduction will include 26 x 22 minute episodes, animated in Flash. It features the lives of a 12-year-old oracle named Maddie who lives a double life as the school's advice blogger.

Sudbury, March 1, 2007 — March Entertainment's Uncle Joe's Cartoon Playhouse, a new variety comedy starring Joe Flaherty, is set to air on BITE TV.

The show features various edgy, animated shorts such as "Big Ass America," "TransForce" and "Becoming Georgie," a series that explores George W. Bush's college years.