We visited Cut Knife, Saskatchewan and I was so impressed with it's cool name I did a little research into it's origins and after reading the story I was even more impressed!  In the 1840's a group of Sarcee were exploring the area and were captured by the Cree.  The Cree intended this to be a great battle and invited the Sacree's wives and children to watch and declared that it would be a battle without weapons. After the Cree had won they were so impressed with the fight put up by the Sarcee Chief, Cut Knife, they named the town in his honor.
This is the World's Largest Tomahawk, located in the Tomahawk Park next to the Clayton McLain Memorial Museum. The tomahawk was built in 1971 as a symbol of unity and friendship with the First Nations of the area