Lea Singh

Lea Singh is a full-time mother and homemaker living in Ottawa, Canada. In a former life she graduated from Harvard Law School, passed the New York Bar and went to work for a major law firm. At the age of 27, however, she realised that working long evenings in a Manhattan office was unlikely to help her realise her chief ambition in life—to become a wife and mother—so she took a step down the career ladder and began looking for a husband. Mission accomplished, and with a growing family, she dreams of being able to sew, play family songs on the piano and cook without a cookbook.

Are we sleepwalking through the great infanticide?

29 Nov 2011

Staff from a horrific abortion clinic have pleaded guilty to murder. What about the rest of the industry?

The bride who was groomed for a career

13 Mar 2011

Growing up, I wish I'd heard more about the roles of wife and mother. An Ivy League mom's lament.

Career choice: spouse first

14 Feb 2009

Mr Right is unlikely to just turn up while a girl is getting on with her own life.

A creation myth for the 21st century

9 Jan 2009

Did anyone ever ask IVF children whether they wanted to go through life as genetic orphans?

New-look Inquisitions want to call doctors in for a little chat

1 Oct 2008

In a world without objective truth, why should governments recognise a right to conscientious objection?

A new oath for doctors: the customer is always right

29 Aug 2008

Conscientious objection is becoming harder and harder for doctors in the United States, Canada and Britain.