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Good point! Does that mean even after the 5 years I'll remain registered as a PR and will never be able to get an eTA (since. ..hopefully. ..my PR status will never be revoked) or is it possible to just ignore the PR status once in a while and get an eTA fir convenience? Thanks!

Thanks a lot dpenabill for your detailed explanations in this thread! I am in the same situation having moved abroad with a Canadian spouse almost 5 years ago, thus having a PR card about to expire. I want to preserve my PR status to be able to smoothly move back to Canada in ... who knows ...