Large and elegantly decorated, the Manitoba Room is reserved for official functions. Also called the Chandelier Room, the formal events held in this area often include a receiving line consisting of the Lieutenant-Governor, the Premier, the Speaker of the House, and their respective spouses.

Three beautiful brass and Czechoslovakian crystal chandeliers hang from the room's barrel-vaulted ceiling. Along the exterior wall, two glass display cases contain five books listing the members of Canada's Armed Forces and merchant marines who died in the Nile Expedition, the South African War, the First and Second World Wars, and the Korean War. These books are exact replicas of the original Books of Remembrance kept in the Peace Tower in Ottawa. A page of these books is turned each day to ensure the names of the dead are kept alive in the minds of the living.

This hand carved piece forms the base of the tables.