It is my understanding that if this dividend is a distribution of capital by KWG then you will have to reduce your cost base for your KWG shares by the value of the capital now held in DDI. (Not required in TFSA or Registered Retirement accounts)

Therefore if you have 10,000 shares of DDI at a book value of $0.30 your total is $3000. You have to reduce the book value of your KWG shares by this same $3000. The result will be that when you sell your KWG shares, your capital gain (we all know they are going up) will be $3000 higher then before the DDI distribution.

Please correct me if I am wrong on this.

Wishing