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[Community tolerance of the mentally ill.].

This article is divided into three parts. First of all, the author examines our level of tolerance concerning mental patients from a historic perspective and defines the issue. Secondly, the author identifies five variables to explain the idea of tolerance: ethnic origin, social class, sex, age and urban-rural milieu. Thirdly, he presents two case studies, carried out in Annonciation and Montreal, that show a shift towards a more positive attitude with regard to mental patients.