RE:RE:RE:RE:Insider trading. Better tax planning is to avoid or minimize any 'cash' on a take over or majority controlled Joint Venture. Getting for example Pfizer stock would not have any tax implications until the holder of the Pfizer shares converts them to cash. This provides for better tax planning and capital gains tax reductions.
Also, there is no limit of how large your capital gains can be within a TFSA, you can invest for example $100K and walk out with $5 million cash and NO capital gains apply to your winnings within your TFSA as long as youi do NOT use your TFSA and are constantly buying and selling that stock....CRA will nail you hard on that. So long as you purchased your investment within your TFSA (LABS stock) and held onto it or added to it as contribution room availed. Someone that makes say $5 million in their TFSA can also roll part of it into a GIC within the TFSA structure and enjoy tax free interest income.