CBC News Online - Evening News Digest - 2015-02-09

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Eve Adams's defection followed tense meeting with PM Mon, 9 Feb 2015 17:14:34 EST Only weeks before she sat beside Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau to announce her defection from the Conservative Party, Eve Adams met with Prime Minister Stephen Harper in a last-ditch attempt to stay in his party, CBC News has learned. Read More HSBC documents show bank helped clients hide billions from tax man Mon, 9 Feb 2015 13:45:11 EST British bank HSBC helped hundreds of Canadians hide Swiss accounts from authorities to avoid paying millions of dollars in taxes, CBC News has learned. Read More Angela Merkel in Ottawa to brief Stephen Harper on Ukraine Mon, 9 Feb 2015 06:37:42 EST German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in Ottawa today to give Prime Minister Stephen Harper an update on her frenzied transatlantic shuttle diplomacy on the Ukraine crisis. Read More Woman with incurable cancer gives birth to healthy baby after chemo Mon, 9 Feb 2015 16:03:27 EST When Jill O'Connor was diagnosed with incurable breast cancer during her pregnancy, her oncologist told her she would die before giving birth unless she began treatment. A mastectomy and a dozen rounds of chemotherapy later, the 31-year-old has given birth to a healthy baby boy. Read More Grant Faithful, homeless man soaked outside Tim Hortons, heartened by response Mon, 9 Feb 2015 18:44:28 EST One of the homeless men who had water poured underneath him by a Vancouver Tim Hortons employee, said he's glad people are upset about the incident, but he's not convinced it won't happen again. Read More More Headlines Ontario premier to meet with OPP over byelection corruption allegations Power returns to evacuated B.C. village after near-record snowfall 'Everybody's going to be dead': U.K. inquest offers new look at radicalized Canadian hostage taker Why you shouldn't discuss private stuff in front of your smart TV Harper shuffles senior cabinet roles to fill gap from Baird's resignation Kanye Grammys rant: Beck should 'respect artistry,' give award to Beyoncé From Eve Adams to Lucien Bouchard: When politicians cross the floor Alberta's outlook getting worse, CIBC says, noting jobless rate could jump to 6.8% Obama and Merkel to continue carrot and stick with Russia 'Utterly shocking': Sex assault reporting on campuses worryingly low

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