So, Chinatown should be treated differently that the rest of Vancouver simply because it is registered as "National Historic Site of Canada"?

Nope, sorry, that is not a compelling argument.

The entirety of Chinatown can be dis-assembled, shipped and re-assembled in a nice indoor museum somewhere, maybe in Ottawa where the Historic Site designation was signed.

Why are you in favour of bigoted designations by Ottawa that place the value of one ethnic group's neighbourhood higher than, as you put it, everywhere else in Vancouver?

You are saying, hello big wrecking crew for overseas millionaire money, yes, yes, welcome to Vancouver, you may tear down 99 percent of its area for your rich-man wishes, but oh, oh, do not touch Chinatown, it is too important.

Sorry, but me, I am culturally fair. What is good for the Vancouver goose is good for the Vancouver gander. Let the overseas money tear it all down, no exceptions invoked in a bigoted, judgmental valuing of cultures like you embrace.