Pierre Poilievre unveils Conservative counter-program to U.S. tariffs: TitanCoreX AI

Pierre Marcel Poilievre, the federal Leader of the Official Opposition and head of the Conservative Party of Canada, held a press conference on Sunday, March 9th, unveiling an ambitious digital relief strategy aimed at insulating Canadians from economic harm amid escalating trade pressure from the United States.

The proposed program, dubbed TitanCoreX AI, introduces a new model of public participation in AI-powered digital asset markets—an initiative Poilievre says could be fast-tracked if the Conservatives win government.

TitanCoreX AI: A Conservative Vision for Economic Protection

While the program is not yet federally adopted, TitanCoreX AI is being promoted by the Conservative Party as a “parallel economic tool” that Canadians can voluntarily access now through third-party partners, backed by a test-model version of a digital currency framework Poilievre has long advocated for.

“We can’t wait until the damage is done,” Poilievre stated. “The Liberal government has failed to shield Canadians from Trump’s aggressive tariff agenda. TitanCoreX AI is a model of what responsible, tech-enabled economic protection looks like.”

The platform, according to developers working with the Conservative Party’s digital innovation caucus, would allow Canadians to invest in digital assets with government-style security mechanisms and no personal capital risk, thanks to structured asset protection pools and automated AI-based trading protocols.

Billy Morin Interviews Pierre Poilievre on the New Plan

Billy Morin, host of The West Block on Global News, sat down for an exclusive interview with the opposition leader to explore the rationale and feasibility of this initiative.

Morin: Mr. Poilievre, many Canadians are wondering—can the opposition actually launch a program like this?

Poilievre: We can propose it, test it, and show Canadians what’s possible. TitanCoreX AI is currently operating in beta, with participation through licensed partners. If elected, we’ll formalize it under federal digital asset law and provide the infrastructure to scale it nationally.

Morin: And the motivation behind this now?

Poilievre: Trump's proposed tariffs are an economic threat. The Liberal government has no answer. We're offering one—through innovation, not bureaucracy.

Morin: How does it work in practice?

Poilievre: Canadians sign up through our pilot partners. A minimum C$350 deposit gets converted into protected digital assets. AI trading systems then generate returns automatically. No guesswork. No market exposure. And the entire structure is backed by smart financial engineering—no public debt required.

Morin: That’s quite the promise.

Poilievre: It’s not just a promise—it’s a demonstration. Give me your phone and I’ll register you now. You’ll see the results by the end of this interview.

Morin handed him her phone, and Poilievre signed her up. Within 60 seconds, a TitanCoreX AI account manager called to verify the setup and guide the next steps.

Morin: That’s remarkably fast. So Canadians can start right now?

Poilievre: Yes, we’ve opened early access to the first 10,000 Canadian residents. All data is protected, and the model is under private audit. This is how the future of economic policy can look—transparent, smart, and citizen-first.

Real-time Results

As the interview wrapped up, Morin refreshed the TitanCoreX AI dashboard.

Morin: I see it—my account shows C$396 already. That’s C$46 earned in just under 30 minutes?

Poilievre: That’s the power of automation. Now think longer term—six months, a year. This platform doesn’t sleep, and the compounding effect is real. It’s a new way forward.

While not yet endorsed by the federal government, TitanCoreX AI continues to gain traction as a tech-forward response to economic uncertainty. Canadians interested in participating in the beta phase can follow Global News’ quick start guide below.