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People living in homeless encampments are no longer protected by a pandemic-era bylaw that allowed them to stay on city property for up to two weeks. The repealed bylaw is putting a damper on the work of a few local doctors, who are vaccinating Hamilton’s homeless population and anyone who happens to be passing through city parks. Emily Tayler reports.

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