Meet Parks Canada's new reservation system, from the same makers as the old system | CBC News

Feds hired new software provider, then cancelled contract and went back to old one. | CBCCalgary

The "new platform" for online campsite reservations that Parks Canada plans to launch in March is actually based on software from the same company it had issues with several years ago, when the booking system crashed and would-be campers complained of lost reservations.

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