The 2003–2005 executive committee took office at the end of 2003, intent on executing the projects set in motion earlier. Led by President Mr. T. Alagarajah (the son of a former Manager of Victoria College), with Patron K. Sivasubramaniam continuing to offer wisdom, this team included Ms. K. Vijayadevy as Secretary (continuing from the previous term) and Mr. R. Muralitharan as Treasurer (also continuing his role). Under President Alagarajah’s leadership, the association broadened its outreach and fulfilled major promises to the school.

One significant contribution during this period was in the literary and cultural arena. The association supported the publication of the book A Life in Tune with God, written by Dr. Nagalingam Chellappah, an old boy of the school. The publication expenses were generously covered by Mrs. Jeya Mahinthan, while JVC OSA Canada assisted with the book's release in 2004 by coordinating the launch event and helping with the publishing process. This initiative honored the accomplishments of a distinguished alumnus and reflected the association’s ongoing commitment to celebrating alumni achievements and cultural heritage.

Earlier, the school had borrowed money locally to quickly acquire additional land for the playground extension. Fulfilling the pledge initiated in 2002–03, OSA Canada remitted funds to reimburse that loan and finalize the land ownership. In total, an additional C$8,500 was sent to purchase the remaining plots – comprising 7 Lachams (north side) and 6 Lachams (east side) of land (Lot #5) adjacent to the previously bought area. This remittance, funded by the generous contributions of Canadian alumni, corresponded to roughly Rs 637,000 (at prevailing rates) and secured the entire area envisioned for the expanded playground. By mid-2005, JVC OSA Canada had thus purchased a total of 26 Lachams of land (13 from the earlier phase and 13 in this phase) for the college’s future sports ground. Patron K. Sivasubramaniam, President Alagarajah, and Secretary Vijayadevy each visited Jaffna separately during this period to gather first-hand information on the progress of the playground project. Their presence at the school signaled the diaspora’s active involvement and helped coordinate the next steps. This personal visit by the Patron-President team reinforced ties with the local school administration and ensured transparency and alignment in how the project was being carried out.

A key initiative during this period was the establishment of a Term Scholarship Fund... Dr. Rachel Navaneelan and Mrs. Seethathevy Sivagananam made generous donations. The 2003–2005 term was also lively on the community engagement front, organizing annual get-togethers and a Lift Lock boat cruise in Peterborough.

The 2003–2005 executive committee was dedicated not only to actively developing the school but also to preserving the legacy of its founder. During this term, descendants of the school's founder, who were visiting from Singapore, were honored at a special dinner hosted by Mrs. Y. Maharani—an active committee member during this term and Assistant Secretary in the founding executive committee (1995– 2000). This meaningful gathering further strengthened historical ties and highlighted the association’s deep appreciation for the founder’s family.

In mid-2005, the committee organized the AGM and annual get-together in Brampton park, incorporating sports activities for children and adults. Mr. Kannan, serving as Sports Secretary, arranged friendly games and prizes. The event also included a special recognition for Mr. V. Kanthasamy, an active member of JVC OSA Chulipuram visiting from Sri Lanka. These informal gatherings helped maintain member enthusiasm and encouraged continued engagement with the association’s mission.

The 2003–2005 executive committee significantly expanded the association’s impact by securing all remaining land needed for the college playground, nurturing a sustainable scholarship fund, and engaging alumni through cultural and social events. By mid-2005, under President T. Alagarajah’s capable leadership, JVC OSA Canada had become a potent force for the betterment of J/Victoria College, blending infrastructure development with educational support and community spirit.