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All in a Day | Jan 21, 2013 | 8:41

City considers changes to prevent spa infections

The City of Ottawa is considering ways to better inspect and license personal-services businesses such as spas, hair salons and tattoo parlours. Kate Porter looked into how infections are not unheard of at some local spas.

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