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Chess Federation of Canada (C.F.C.).
All about C.F.C. and Canadian chess clubs.
"Is a free online chess center where you can: Play, chat, and watch chess games with members from around the world, Listen to online lectures, study chess games from our archives, get tips on how to improve your game..."--Source.
Duif's Place: Chess for Fans and Tournament Players.
"Has information for chess fans and tournament players, with special emphasis on feature stories, including player biographies, tips for parents of young chessplayers, background on international chess events, and more."--Source.
Learning how to play chess.
"The first real Encyclopedia of Chess on Internet. In this site you find a lots of information about chess, and there are several methods to search what you need."--Source.
Lots of information about chess. Lots of links are also available. You can even play a game online.
Offers various links to excellent chess material.
"Here you will find the defining moves of the major openings."
All about the US Chess Federation. Offers also lessons for beginners.
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