A fisherman found a training grenade in the Red River in Selkirk on Thursday.

The fisherman found the grenade in the water, and then the police bomb team and the army came to the river.

The grenade did not have a safety pin.

The police found out the grenade was old and could not explode. It was from the 1950s.

The army said the grenade was safe to move, and they will take it away to throw it out.

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