Looking for a personal finance software other than Quicken

I live in Canada and when I first bought a Mac here in CanadaI I purchased Quicken for Mac in the USA. since it's not available here. Unfortunately, I find that when downloading account balances, the results are often totally ridicules and seldom correct. At times it works, most often it doesn't. Is there some other Software available which will do simple banking i.e downloading balances and keepping track of in and outgoing expenditures. I still use my Dell LT in the Windows world and have absolutely no problem with Quicken for windows.
Thanks for your (hopefully) help.
Hans

http://www.iggsoftware.com/ibank/

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