Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole says he welcomes a leadership review after learning some members within his party are requesting the caucus to trigger a vote on his leadership on Feb. 2. “I’m not going anywhere and I’m not turning back,” said O’Toole in a series of posts on Twitter on Jan. 31. “It’s time for a reckoning. To settle this in caucus. Right here. Right now. Once and for all.” Calls for O’Toole’s early leadership review have been coming for several months. Following a caucus meeting on Oct. 5, 2021, two weeks after the federal election, the Conservative caucus gave itself the power to trigger a vote on leadership review if 20 percent of its members signed a formal agreement. On Jan. 31 evening, Ontario MP Scott Reid, chair of the party’s caucus, informed MPs that he received written notice with signatures from at least 20 percent of members requesting …