The Canton of Glarus Further adjustments are expected in 2026. The canton of Glarus is continuing its reform course to ensure the sustainability of alpine life for the future.
Labor and Economy
Industry remains important, but is becoming more automated. The canton is investing specifically in specialized jobs and further training.
Housing as an opportunity
Affordable housing is being specifically marketed – also for people who work remotely.
Digitalization of administration
Digital processes are being expanded to shorten routes and increase efficiency.
Infrastructure and mobility
Existing transport routes are being optimized. Large new construction projects remain rare.
Social change
The population is aging, while at the same time there are targeted immigration strategies for families.
Conclusion
The canton of Glarus will continue to experiment in 2026 – cautiously, but resolutely. Its strength lies in its courage to adapt.
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