Rising nursery fees and cuts: Lancy faces the bill for its growth ↗
Front page leadLancy, set to become Geneva's second most populous city, is grappling with soaring nursery costs and widespread cuts due to its rapid growth.
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Le Temps front page focuses on domestic Swiss issues, particularly environmental concerns like extreme heat and drought impacting agriculture, and rising nursery costs in Geneva. International news includes US-Canada trade disputes. There are also stories on sports and cultural events within…
Lancy, set to become Geneva's second most populous city, is grappling with soaring nursery costs and widespread cuts due to its rapid growth.
This summer, with record heat, early alpine descents, and drought, has put immense pressure on farmers and water resources, with 2026's heat rivaling the 'heatwave of the century' in 2003.
Due to climate impacts, imperfect fruits and vegetables are becoming increasingly common in Swiss supermarkets.
A map illustrates the unprecedented historical scale of drought affecting waterways across Europe and specifically in Switzerland.
Canada is subjected to new punitive American tariffs following the failure to reach a trade agreement.
At the Athletissima event, numerous records were broken, though Audrey Werro's 800-meter record remains unbroken.
National Councilor Isabelle Chappuis has spoken out in the Vaud region, stating it's time to move past the issue concerning Valérie Dittli.
A profile of François-Xavier Delmas, the founder of Le Palais des Thés, who has transformed the experience of tea into a global journey.
The article discusses the need for and creation of an industrial strategy, illustrated with an image of Novelis SA's aluminum production lines in Sierre.
This is a profile of the artist Sheila, discussing her career and resilience.
The La Bâtie festival in Geneva is celebrating its 50th edition, tracing its history from its origins with artists protesting bourgeois culture to its current status, likened to a Genevan Woodstock.