Canadian premier Justin Trudeau is travelling to Strasbourg for Parliament's final vote on the EU-Canada trade deal. MEPs will also adopt new anti-terror rules, and table ideas on how to cut pollution and reform the EU.

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Coming up in Strasbourg: EU-Canada trade deal, anti-terror rules and Europe's future

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travelling to Strasbourg for the occasion. 

and has yet to win the backing of national lawmakers.

Rules to stop returning jihadist fighters,

and lone wolves like the Berlin Christmas market attacker,

will be adopted, alongside mandatory EU border checks

- part of ongoing efforts to prevent a repeat of the Paris or Brussels attacks.

They want to improve how crises are handled

- for instance, by creating a special budget for the eurozone.

Heavy industries should get fewer carbon credits

to help curb pollution under the bloc's Emissions Trading System, MEPs say.

But they still have to convince EU governments.