Capital gains taxes Agree with jleer42, time to move on.
But here is a hint. I've been doing my taxes for years and it's been a very time consuming process. Until about 7-10 years ago when banks would mail you the cap gains/losses summary. If not mailed, it can be found in your account, under Documents. Just use the net amount, enter to your return and then divide by two.
Don't forget to print and attach the summary to your tax return. Also, don't forget to show a Loss. It may not affect your current year, but CRA will show it in your assessment, in case if you have gains in future years.