Toronto, Feb. 24 -- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to visit India on February 27 with a focus on "elevating and expanding" ties and partnership in trade, energy and AI, according to an announcement by his office on Monday, which also described India as one of Canada's strongest Indo-Pacific partners. Carney's trip will also include visits to Australia and Japan. However, the first leg of the visit will be in India, beginning with Mumbai before the Canadian PM travels to New Delhi. Carney will depart for Australia on March 2. He will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the Indian capital where the "leaders will focus on elevating and expanding the Canada-India relationship, with ambitious new partnerships in trade, energy,...