fuzzy, at these worthless levels like $0.06 I'd consider getting those shares out of the taxable RRSP while you can do so for next to nothing in (witholding) taxes. 56K X .06 = $3,420 value so the 10% withholding tax means you'd need $380 cash in your RRSP to pay the tax: $3800 - 380 = $3,420 (so as to not sell off any of the 56K to pay w/h tax).  

Then move the entire 56K shares to the TFSA with minimal contribution room used ($3,420) at these low levels.

So, one decade, when the shares are worth $5.6 million they are cashable from your TFSA completely free of tax. Zero.  Compare that to paying 50+% taxes on any large amounts being pulled from an RRSP.  RRSP to TFSA switch right now could mean millions more in your pocket!

Not personal tax advice. Marginal tax rates may vary.  $5.6 million used solely for illustrative purposes. Please consult your tax planning consultant before executing.  ;)