So they're proving once again that your money doesn't belong to you and that they decide what you will be allowed to buy or not.

This should be a warning to all of you Canadians that one day you may need your money to make a purchase and you will not be allowed to withdraw because too many people are withdrawing at the same time or the bank doesn't want you to buy other cars than electric ones all of a sudden, or you aren't vaccinated so you will not get the money until you take a shot first, or whatever.

Try exchanging in person, using a DEX that accepts your local currency, maybe changing a bank would help? If not, use an ATM to get cash and then send money to an exchange at a post office.
Ask around. maybe there are people trading face to face in your area. Just don't go alone and do it in a public place.

Um you can check payeer neteller or Crypto.com order MasterCard on there deposit some amount of bitcoin and you can withdraw/do transaction at any ATM in the world that accept MasterCard Logo

Cheers from someone from the Orient, mine never had any problems too.

I was going to say the same thing, P2P is the safest because you are trading with people that have the same interest. There are some here in my country that created a Facebook groups that sells their bitcoin without using a middle man, there was one guy that was selling 2 bitcoin back in 2019 although the asking price is a little lower than what you would sell it in the market.

Thanks for all the good advise . Here in Alberta ( western Canada ) there are no BC, ATM's that give out cash. All the exchanges I contacted are unable to give me cash . Somewhere I seem to be missing something ...

 Coinify ,a BC exchange said they can issue a prepaid visa card, but between the exchange fee ,and visa's fee, it would be eating into my gains.
 
Oh, btw, being Canadian, I only googled Canadian banks , but as I searched I saw it mentioned that Bank of America has the same policy . I didn't look for US banks ,but maybe you folks in US should have a look .  Everyone having BC or thinking of buying any maybe should check how you will cash out when that day comes .
 
For me it happened a few days ago when I took a look at a paper wallet I had put away in Feb 2018 .   
Once I decided to cash out ,and found that I was being blocked at every turn ,mostly by banking regulations ,I started becoming obsessed in finding how I could turn BC into cash. 2 full days and nights later, the more I was being blocked ,the more my near panic became.  I felt that ,what if I was desperate to get cash and this happened, what if there was a huge drop in BC ,and everyone was trying to sell ??
I finally just swapped my paper wallet to a person who googled the public code and that was it. We both saved on exchange fees .  I didn't feel at risk physically because the guy was a friend of a friend, but otherwise it could have been a bit scary .
I'm going to be looking to buy more BC if the bottom falls out , ( sorry folks ) so I'll keep looking for ways to turn BC into cash , but this time without the sense of desperation.
   
Just a foot note .... As I went to site ,after site which advertised buy, and sell bit coin ,I found that the emphasis was only on buy, not many sites mention how to sell, except to trade .
Another thing that was hindering me from even joining an exchange was their being under the regulations of KYC ,and FINTRAC . I am old fashioned and most sites assumed I have a smart phone, which i don't . I have my old pc. and 12 year old blackberry . for those reasons getting verified was hindering me , and adding to my frustration . What a relief to pocket 24 $100 bills ,and head for home to get some sleep .