The 2009–2011 executive committee focused on renewal, rebuilding, and strengthening the association’s impact both in Canada and at Victoria College. Mr. R. Muralitharan served as President during this term, bringing to the role his prior experience as Treasurer and deep familiarity with the association’s operations. Patron Mr. K. Sivasubramaniam continued to lend his counsel, providing steady guidance and continuity. The committee’s leadership team included Mr. V. Balachandran as Secretary (continuing his remarkable stretch of service into a third term) and Mr. M. Sudharshan as Treasurer (serving his third consecutive term). Under President Muralitharan’s leadership, the association prioritized infrastructure improvements and educational support, marking a period of thoughtful progress and community-focused initiatives.

A key initiative during the 2009–2011 term was the renovation of the Sivapathasundaram Conference Hall, a facility named after a former principal. In response to a request from the school, JVC OSA Canada provided C$4,928 in 2010 for major repairs, restoring the hall as a functional and safe space for meetings and school-related events.

In May 2010, the association hosted a classical veena concert featuring the world-famous Veena Artist Rajesh Vaidhya. Titled “Then Sindhuthe”, the event was held at the Imperial Oil Auditorium in the Ontario Science Centre on May 9, 2010. This high-profile cultural event was a major success, attracting music lovers and alumni alike. It raised significant funds – a net income of C$3,590 – which were earmarked for future school development projects.

Another practical contribution of this term was the provision of much-needed equipment and supplies to the school. In early 2011, JVC OSA Canada donated a brand new lawn mower for the maintenance of the expanded school grounds. With the enlarged playground and fields, keeping the grass trimmed had become a challenge; the motorized lawn mower (costing about C$442) was a welcome gift that made upkeep more efficient.

In May 2011, the 2009–2011 executive committee received the deeply saddening news of the passing of Mr. K. Sivasubramaniam, the founding Patron who had been serving in the role at that time. His unwavering dedication and invaluable leadership profoundly shaped the association’s early years. His loss was felt deeply by the entire JVC OSA Canada community, and his legacy continues to inspire future generations.

The 2009–2011 executive committee successfully organized the Annual Get-Together and Annual General Meeting on September 4, 2011, at L'Amoreaux Park in Scarborough. The event brought together alumni, teachers, and well-wishers for a day of games, food, and community bonding, while also marking the transition to the next leadership team.

Subsequently, the association collaborated with IMHO-Canada (International Medical Health Organization – Canada) to contribute C$1,250 —drawn from the show’s proceeds—toward the “New Mother Program” in Jaffna, underscoring its commitment to community welfare.

The 2009–2011 executive committee’s term was marked by infrastructure renewal, improved facilities, and community-building events that uplifted the school spirit. As they prepared to hand over leadership, they left behind a strong foundation that would inspire and support future projects for years to come.