charitable donation question - if there's a GGI dividendI think some of us here should consider what charity we should donate to with our new-found Garibaldi wealth. On this subject, I know that donating shares (instead of cash) that have gone up in value to a charity can bring tax benefits (at least for Canadians) because you are not taxed on the capital gains plus you get a donations receipt for the value of what you donate. So you have a double benefit as I understand it. But what I wonder is: In this case, if Garibaldi sells the project and we get a big dividend, then will that mean that we are first taxed on those capital gains? That would mean we don't have the double benefit. Is that correct?