Shares, held inside side an SDRRSP can not be transferred , they can be sold at which time you will have to claim the monies as income for tax purposes, Shares can only be purchased inside ones RRSP, depending on your limit to purchase, which is a percentage of your gross income, or your spouses income, depending who"s name its in. Myself, i use TD discount brokerage and i do transfer shares, but this is done internally as i have to use a broker, but they are in my joint accounts with my children, but if i sell shares in any of the joint accounts then they would register as shares sold in the total of shares sold in the day. Sans JV, sitting on the same geology, would be a good buy at ten cents , to hold in joint accounts, and this would allow you to trade like the big boys,,like you can enter your own bid and ask, and move some funds around and claim the gains in different accounts. Sans JV, offers to this board a chance to have a say on the green belt, as long as we purchase enough shares to voice our opinion. Think of the power.Long On The Green_BELT...TRAPS7