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Manitoba Campers Fuming After Online Camping Reservation System Crashes

The Canadian Press, 05 Apr, 2016 11:35 AM
    WINNIPEG — Manitoba campers trying to reserve spots for the summer hit a glitch with the province’s online reservation website.
     
    A technical issue caused the site to crash Monday, which was the first day to book.
     
    Several campers reported long delays and losing their spot in line.
     
    The province says a server crash caused the problem.
     
    The server was down for about 40 minutes before staff was able to reboot the system and it was back up and running.

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