Road closed in Merrickville for police investigation
CTVNewsOttawa.ca
Merrickville's Main Street has reopened to traffic as Ontario Provincial Police continue to investigate a sudden death.
Grenville County OPP say the call came in just after 6:30 Thursday morning. Police say the death is not considered suspicious and no foul play is suspected.
Main Street East, which is also County Road 43, is closed between County Road 23 and Charlotte Street.
There is no safety risk to the public.
Merrickville is about 80 kilometres south of downtown Ottawa.
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