Corey Hurren made a brief, virtual court appearance on Friday morning to learn he would have another hearing on Nov. 6.

Corey Hurren is accused of ramming his truck through a gate at the Governor General's official residence on July 2.

The man accused of ramming through a gate at Rideau Hall while heavily armed is staying in an Ontario jail for another three weeks.

Hurren's lawyer, Michael Davies, said he had not yet received disclosure of the evidence against his client and asked to have the bail hearing postponed until July 31.

RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki and Brian Sauve of the National Police Federation made the comment in a joint statement late Friday

“I hope that I will be forgiven and it is understood why I did this,” Corey Hurren wrote.

Military reservist and Manitoba businessman Corey Hurren is in an Ottawa jail facing 22 charges for allegedly carrying weapons and making a threat against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Corey Hurren wrote a letter expressing personal and government grievances before alleged incident.

Corey Hurren is accused of threatening to cause death or bodily harm to the prime minister.