A body that was discovered along the highway in Niagara has been identified as that of a missing man from the region.
Ontario Provincial Police said on Friday that the man found deceased in a vehicle on the side of the Toronto-bound Queen Elizabeth Way in Grimsby on Thursday is a 44-year-old from Welland.
READ MORE: Body found inside vehicle in Grimsby: OPP
Authorities did not release his name.
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OPP Const. Lauren Ball said a post-mortem exam was conducted Friday morning, and foul play is not suspected at this point. Police believe his death may have been the result of a collision.
Police said the man had previously been reported missing by his family.
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