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NM Sriram Sarja wins Nova Scotia Open 2026
Tournament results: Nova Scotia Open 2026, June 12-16, Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, NS. Five-round Swiss, 48 players. Open section: First: Sriram Sarja (2342), 4.5 points. Prize: $185. Tied for second-third: Carlos Lopez Mendez (1626) and Josh MacRitchie (1887), 4 points. Prize: $100 each. Fourth: Chris Felix (1969), 3.5 points. Prize: $50. Open... READ MORE
Chess Nova Scotia to hold AGM June 7th, 2026
Chess Nova Scotia will hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Sunday, June 7th, 2026, from 7-9 p.m. The meeting will be held online. See: Minutes from AGM 2026 here. (posted here after... READ MORE
Kaven Sharma wins Cape Breton Tornado 2026
The Cape Breton Tornado returned to Sydney this spring! The five-round Swiss tournament was held at Cape Breton University, and drew players from across Cape Breton and mainland Nova Scotia. Kaven Sharma won... READ MORE
NM Jerjis Kapra wins Halifax Open 2026
Tournament results: Halifax Open 2026, April 24-26, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS. Five-round Swiss, 54 players. Open section: First: Jerjis Kapra (2369), 4.5 points. Prize: $320. Second: Calix Marchand (2306), 4 points: $110. Tied for third: Louis Fillmore (1975), Alice Yancey (2043), Josh MacRitchie (1864), 3.5 points.... READ MORE
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