Guelph police say one man is facing charges after he was injured with an explosive device.
Police said they were called to Guelph General Hospital on Sunday after a man was being treated for hand injuries.
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Investigators said the man had a small explosive device, which went off and caused his injuries.
Police are reporting no other injuries.
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Officers found the suspected detonation location near the Eramosa River at the end of Waterworks Place.
A 27-year-old will appear in court on May 24.
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