A public bus driver in Kelowna has tested positive for COVID-19.The news was confirmed on Wednesday by Al Peressini, president of Amalgamated Transit Union 1722.“Sad to hear one of our drivers was diagnosed with (COVID-19) on Sunday,” Peressini told Global News.“(The driver) started feeling ill on Thursday.” Coronavirus: Public calls for more enforcement for BC Transit’s mandatory mask policy According to the union president, all buses are cleaned at the end of every day.“He was told to stay home for 21 days,” Peressini added.There’s no indication yet on how the driver contracted the virus, though Peressini says Interior Health is currently performing contact tracing.Global News has reached out to BC Transit to find out what routes the.