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I passed on commenting on your post as I am not familiar with the Canadian EC but, here in New Jersey you can replace a regular duplex receptacle with a GFI receptacle, with no issue and no permit required.

That said, IF you have two (2) circuits with a common neutral (3 wire feed) could (...)

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I copied the pic and zoomed in, the telco, or cable lines are drilled thru to the 2nd and 3rd floors also. Looks like a caulk patch around the pipe at the penetration also.

The building facade does not look real new, but the windows look like replacements compared to the sills.

Do we (...)

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Double-duh.

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