About
“That’s how I try to practice, in how I deal with people,” said Gervais. “To make sure I understand them, make sure I build rapport with them, so they feel supported.” Gervais found his way into law in a circuitous way. While finishing his education degree at FNUniv, he spoke with former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada Jody Wilson-Raybould at a Liberal convention. “I wanted to make a difference in Indigenous communities because we need change. She told me education is a good start, but if you want to make a real difference, go to where the policies are created. She said go become a lawyer,” said Gervais.
Education
The advice was embraced, said Gervais, and he went through the ups and downs of law school, keeping focus on what inspired him to pursue a career in law.