Emergency crews were called to the Halifax ferry terminal just before 11 a.m. Thursday morning.
A spokesperson for the municipality said a young boy got his head stuck under the railing on the ferry deck.
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The seven-year-old boy had been riding on the top deck of the Viola Desmond ferry.
Halifax Fire and EHS helped free the young boy, who was uninjured.
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