HQ Function

Serves as the seat of the Manitoba Legislature, housing the legislative assembly chamber, as well as offices for the Premier, Lieutenant Governor, cabinet ministers, and government departments.

Notable Features:

Iconic 'Golden Boy' (Eternal Youth) statue atop its dome, Beaux-Arts architectural style, extensive use of Tyndall stone, grand staircase, Pool of the Black Star, and symbolic artwork throughout the building.

Work Culture:

A professional environment focused on public administration, policy development, and service delivery. Collaboration within and across departments is key, with an emphasis on accountability and serving the public interest.

HQ Significance:

The Manitoba Legislative Building is the primary symbol of democratic governance in the province, a historic landmark, and the central hub for provincial legislative and executive functions. It represents the authority and heritage of Manitoba.

Values Reflected in HQ: Democracy, public service, provincial identity, heritage preservation, and transparency in governance.

Location:

The Government of Manitoba primarily focuses on provincial responsibilities but engages internationally to promote trade, attract investment, support immigration, and collaborate on issues of shared interest such as agriculture, environmental management, and cultural exchange. This includes participation in trade missions and international forums, and sometimes maintaining representative offices or partnerships in key global markets.

Street Address:

450 Broadway

City:

Winnipeg

State/Province:

Manitoba

Country:

Canada