Absolutely.
Search and rescue operations or air operations come to mind. Indigenous people and Inuit teach CAF members, including the Canadian Rangers and other units, how to survive in austere environments and how to respect first nations traditions.
For example, pilots can take a course on the Cold Lake weapons range taught by first nations instructors in Cold Lake. The range was part of the traditional territory of the Dene people. The course teaches pilots respect for the area and its history. They also spend a day on the land. They participate in ceremonies, learn how to fish in the lake and take part in other such practices.
Cultural exchanges are really important, so that members learn respect for the land and the survival skills needed in certain areas.