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In 1945 the Canadian government reluctantly accepted a role in the truce supervisory commissions for Vietnam. Ottawa's decision to participate created considerable tensions in the Canadian policy community. Douglas Ross examines that objective and how it directed the course of Canadian involvement in Vietnam.