The Timmins High & Vocational School Alumni “Where Are They Now?” was established to showcase former students who have made significant contributions to society in different areas. In this way, we hope to provide additional motivation for our current students who will be able to view our alumni as excellent role models for their future. The success stories of our former students demonstrate that it is possible to achieve your goals and dreams with hard work and dedication. It is our desire to continue to expand this section to include many other members of the Timmins High family and their diverse accomplishments.  

 

   

Vic Power
Vic Power has the distinction of being the longest serving mayor in the history of Timmins, holding that office for 20 years.

Victor M. Power was born in Timmins in 1934, one of 12 children. After graduating from Timmins High he became the voice of Timmins. From 1954 to 1957, Power worked as a broadcaster at CKGB radio and CFCL television. At the age of 23, he attended the University of Windsor, then the University of Toronto’s College of Education. Returning to Timmins, he taught at Timmins High and eventually became Head of the school’s Guidance department.