"You just replace the stock you remove from your RRSP With stock of equal value or cash from outside the RRSP and there are no tax consequences. I have done it many times."

I've been told that also, with necessity to fill paperworks. It's OK if you have readily available liquidity. But if you rather replace your RRSP shares with outside shares from a margin account, you will have a deemed disposition, which will result in a taxable capital gain if the SP is higher than the shares' ACB (although no capital loss is granted if your stock is below ACB!). Hope this helps.

GLTA.

BaBe.