Stratabound Minerals to acquire California Gold Mining Stratabound Minerals president and CEO Kim Tyler at the Golden Culvert gold project in southeast Yukon. Credit: Stratabound Minerals. Canada-focused junior Stratabound Minerals (TSXV: SB; US-OTC: SBMIF), which is advancing its Golden Culvert project in southeastern Yukon, 25 km north of Seabridge Gold’s (TSX: SEA; NYSE: SA) 3Aces project, and the McIntyre Brook property in New Brunswick, 80 km west of Bathurst, is expanding its geographical footprint and acquiring California Gold Mining (CNSX: CGM) and its Fremont gold project in the U.S. Fremont, in California’s Mariposa County, has a resource of 9.36 million tonnes grading 1.71 grams gold per tonne for 515,000 oz. of gold and another 364,000 oz. of inferred gold contained within 7.85 million tonnes grading 1.44 grams gold per tonne. The 2016 resource estimate extends to a depth of about 225 metres below surface, California Gold Mining states on its website, and the mineralization is open at depth “as evidenced by extensive historical underground mine workings.”