Mr. T. Shanmuganathan assumed the presidency. One of the first successes of this period was the culmination of the fundraising raffle initiated earlier. The raffle draw took place in December 2005 at a year-end dinner event, with a distinguished old boy, Mr. Balachandran (the first Victoria College alumnus to enter the Engineering faculty, and the evening’s chief guest), drawing the winning tickets. The raffle was a resounding success: it netted about C$6,200 for the association. This was a significant boost to OSA Canada’s general fund.

In August 2006, JVC OSA Canada arranged a memorable outing – a 1000 Islands sightseeing cruise in Kingston, Ontario – which combined recreation with fundraising. Treasurer M. Sudharshan, known for his energetic organizing skills, led this initiative (as he had done with the 2004 boat trip), this time assisted by Mr. S. Jeyakanthan. The day-long cruise on August 26, 2006 was a wonderful experience; alumni families enjoyed scenic views and camaraderie. It also modestly benefited the association’s coffers: the Summer 2006 Kingston 1000 Islands Cruise generated about C$1,250 in total income. The trip was even featured on Canadian Tamil Radio by an enthusiastic participant who went on-air to praise the event. These cultural and social activities exemplify how the 2005–07 committee kept the alumni network vibrant while quietly raising funds.

The 2005–2007 executive committee recognized the importance of establishing a strong online presence and decided to develop an official website for JVC OSA Canada. In November 2006, the official web domain () was initially registered by Mr. M. Sudharshan. During this term, with support from young alumni possessing IT expertise, the association successfully launched its first official website, marking an important milestone in digital engagement for JVC OSA Canada.

One of the notable accomplishments of the 2005–2007 executive committee was the successful planning and publication of the 12th Anniversary Special Edition Souvenir Book of JVC OSA Canada. Recognizing the importance of preserving the association’s history and honoring its contributors, the committee undertook the task of collecting archival photographs, past records, and written reflections from alumni. The souvenir, published in July 2007, featured key milestones, messages from past leaders, and historical highlights, serving as a proud testament to the association’s 12-year journey. This initiative not only deepened member engagement but also inspired a renewed sense of continuity and pride — laying the foundation for even more ambitious efforts in the years that followed.