The 2019–2023 executive committee navigated a period marked by unforeseen challenges and necessary adaptation, particularly due to the global COVID-19 pandemic that began in 2020. Mr. S. Thulakanathan was elected as President during the Annual General Meeting on August 25, 2019, notably returning after previously serving as Secretary from 2000 to 2002. This term included two Patrons— Mr. S. Erambamoorthy and founding President Mr. R. Balasubramaniam—who provided active support and guidance to the committee’s work. The committee benefited significantly from the experience of Secretary Mr. S. Jeyakanthan (returning to the position he held during 2011–2015) and Treasurer Mr. M. Sudharshan, both seasoned contributors whose leadership proved invaluable during pandemic-related disruptions. The term was characterized by resilience, innovative fundraising methods, and steadfast commitment to meeting the school's needs despite limitations on in-person events.

January 26th 2020 witnessed a successful fundraising movie screening – the Tamil historical film “Sinamkol” was shown in Toronto under OSA Canada’s banner. The net income from the Sinamkol show, including on-site donations, was about C$2,000. These funds were directed towards the general fund.

The 2019–2023 executive committee began officially using the newly approved JVC OSA Canada logo, designed by Mr. Muralitharan Kathirgamanathan and approved by the previous 2017–2019 committee. The logo was first utilized publicly in January 2020 for promotional materials related to the fundraising movie event held that month. The introduction of the new logo gave the association a distinct visual identity, symbolizing its evolution while honoring its roots.

The onset of COVID-19 in March 2020 forced a major pivot in the association’s approach. Traditional gatherings like dinners, shows, and get-togethers were suddenly impossible. Demonstrating remarkable adaptability, the 2019–2023 committee shifted to virtual events. January 29th 2022 saw the first-ever Virtual Pongal Vizha via Zoom. Though physically apart, alumni from across Canada (and even globally) logged in to celebrate the harvest festival together. The virtual format allowed for a program of speeches, pre-recorded performances, and interactive sessions, keeping the community spirit alive during lockdowns.

On January 8, 2022, JVC OSA World hosted a virtual event via Zoom due to COVID-19 restrictions, during which two distinguished alumni from Canada—Mr. Balachandran Vinayagamoorthy and Mr. Thigamparalingam Appapillai—received the Victorian's Distinguished Alumni Award. This special recognition honored their exceptional contributions and dedicated service to the Victoria College community.

Throughout the term, the association never lost sight of its core mission: supporting J/Victoria College’s development. In 2021, JVC OSA Canada contributed to a cause beyond the school but close to the hearts of the Tamil community – the Tamil Chair initiative. Specifically, in March 2021 the association donated C$2,000 towards the establishment of a Tamil Studies Chair at University of Toronto. This donation, while not directly for the school, underscored the association’s commitment to promoting Tamil language and heritage on a global stage, a vision that Victoria College (as a Tamil-medium institution) had imparted to its students. The executive committee felt that contributing to the Tamil Chair was a fitting way to honor the broader educational legacy of their alma mater during its 145th year (2021).

Several meaningful projects at the school were carried out with the support of OSA Canada between 2020 and 2023. One such project was the installation of a new front entrance fence and national school board and emblem (logo) signage in January 2022. This facelift greatly improved curb appeal and gave current students a visual reminder of alumni investment. Similarly, in December 2022, OSA Canada funded a critical maintenance need by paying for the repair of the school’s water supply pipeline. Treasurer Sudharshan managed these transfers even amid banking slowdowns during COVID, coordinating closely with the principal and OSA, Chulipuram.

Recognizing the importance of establishing a strong online presence, the 2019–2023 committee decided in February 2022 to develop and maintain an official website for JVC OSA Canada. Although the official web domain () had been re-registered in February 2018, it had previously only been used to redirect visitors to the official Facebook page. The new website was developed from scratch by Mr. Thathees Sivasubramaniam and officially launched on May 8th, 2022. Mr. M. Sudharshan played a significant role by providing historical information and valuable photographs, enabling the site to effectively showcase the association’s rich history and key milestones. The successful launch of this website substantially strengthened JVC OSA Canada's digital presence, improved global alumni communication, and helped preserve the organization's legacy for future generations.

During the 2019–2023 term, the executive committee received the sad news of the passing of former teacher Mr. Muthukumarasamy Sharma, as well as the founding President and Patron, Mr. R. Balasubramaniam. Their dedication, leadership, and commitment significantly shaped the association’s growth over the years. Their loss was deeply mourned by the entire JVC OSA Canada community, and their invaluable contributions and wisdom will be honored and remembered with profound respect and gratitude.