Aaron Reeve Mendes says he was just five years old when he started playing chess, a favourite game of his father’s. “I really liked how complex it was and how, like, it was not solved like many other board games,” he said.

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This 12-year-old chess prodigy recently became Canada's youngest international master

A 12-year-old chess player from Mississauga recently became the youngest Canadian to win an international master title.

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Mendes, who lives in Mississauga, Ont., came in first at the 2024 North American Youth Chess Championship held in Dulles, Va., last month.

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Aaron Reeve Mendes says he was just five years old when he started playing chess, a favourite game of his father’s. “I really liked how complex it was and how, like, it was not solved like many other board games,” he said. “No matter how much time you spend at the board, you can’t, like, solve chess.” The Mississauga boy spent a lot of time at the board. Now 12 years old, he’s the youngest Canadian ever to win an international master title. Mend…

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TORONTO — Aaron Reeve Mendes says he was just five years old when he started playing chess, a favourite game of his father's. "I really liked how complex it was and how, like, it was not solved like many other board games," he said.

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Aaron Reeve Mendes says he was just five years old when he started playing chess, a favourite game of his father's. "I really liked how complex it was and how, like, it was not solved like many other board games," he said. "No matter how much time you spend at the board, you can't, like, solve chess." He spent a lot of time at the board. Now, at 12, he is the youngest Canadian ever to win an international master title.  Mendes, who lives in Miss…

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Aaron Reeve Mendes says he was just five years old when he started playing chess, a favourite game of his father’s. “I really liked how complex it was and how, like, it was not solved like many other board games,” he said. “No matter how much time you spend at the board, you can’t, like, solve chess.” He spent a lot of time at the board. Now, at 12, he is the youngest Canadian ever to win an international master title. Mendes, who lives in Missi…

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TORONTO — Aaron Reeve Mendes says he was just five years old when he started playing chess, a favourite game of his father’s. “I really liked how complex it was and how, like, it was not solved like many other board games,” he said. “No matter how much time you spend at the board, you can’t, like, solve chess.” He spent a lot of time at the board. Now, at 12, he is the youngest Canadian ever to win an international master title. Mendes, who live…

This 12-year-old chess prodigy recently became Canada’s youngest international master

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