Stephen Harper's Tim Hortons love affair logged another chapter on Wednesday night, as the PM rolled up the rim at a hockey game in Saskatchewan.

A photo of the Timmies moment was posted to Harper's Twitter account after he attended a Saskatoon Blades game with Saskatoon-Blackstrap MP Lynne Yelich. The post quickly racked up more than 200 retweets and plenty of positive reaction from Canadians.

The moment is just the latest in an ongoing push to improve the quality of Harper's social media presence. But this is far from the first time Harper has publicly displayed his affection for the double double.

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Last January, Harper was photographed drinking Tim Hortons coffee at with Christy Clark while watching the B.C. premier's son play hockey.

Harper was taken to task by some in September 2009 for attending the opening of a Tim Hortons franchise in Oakville, Ont., rather than speaking at the UN, given that he had to be in Pittsburgh that week anyway.

Many have argued the Timmies' photo-ops are part of a campaign to appeal to average Canadians and show that, despite his many years in Ottawa at the top of the pyramid, the PM is still just a regular guy.

Harper continued the Hockey related-appearances on Thursday, announcing the details of a plan to put heart defibrillators in recreational hockey arenas across the country at another rink in Saskatoon. The needs of about 3,000 arenas are to be assessed before the actual machines start rolling out this spring.

But it's the Timmies tweet that's getting all the attention, with Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall getting in on the action by retweeting CBC's Chris Lane's jest that Ottawa would have to claw back the Roll Up The Rim winning as "resource revenue."

As for what Harper won, spokesman Andrew MacDougall tweeted that it was a coffee. Some guys have all the luck.

With files from The Canadian Press

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  • Prime Minister Stephen Harper tries on an old hockey helmet at he tours the Yukon's Hockey History exhibit at the McBride Museum in Whitehorse, Yukon on Thursday, August 25, 2011.

  • Prime Minister Stephen Harper celebrates a goal by the Ottawa Senators as they take on the New York Rangers during the second period of game four of first round NHL Stanley Cup playoff hockey action at the Scotiabank Place in Ottawa on Wednesday, April 18, 2012.

  • Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his son Ben watch a bloopers show while attending the Calgary Flames NHL hockey game against the Edmonton Oilers in Calgary, Saturday, April 11, 2009.

  • Prime Minister Stephen Harper drinks a soda as he and his daughter Rachel watch the second period of NHL hockey action between the Winnipeg Jets and the Montreal Canadiens at the MTS Centre in Winnipeg, Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011.

  • Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, center, and Canadian Minister of State (Sport) Bal Gosal, second left, play ball hockey with students as he visits the Bishop Cotton Boys and Girls School in Bangalore, India on Friday, Nov. 9, 2012.

  • Harper And Don Cherry

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper, centre, holds a clipboard while coaching with Don Cherry in Barrie, Ont. in this August 12, 2010 photo. First came a high-profile endorsement for the Conservative candidate Julian Fantino from Cherry, the former Boston Bruins coach. That's prompted Hockey Hall of Fame goaltender Ken Dryden, a Liberal MP and six-time Stanley Cup champion with the Montreal Canadiens, to strap on the pads and publicly endorse Liberal candidate Tony Genco.

  • Harper And Conn-Smythe Trophy

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper (centre) inspects the Conn-Smythe trophy as he stands with Finance Minister Jim Flaherty (right) and Ryerson University's President Sheldon Levy at Ryerson University's Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto on Monday August 2012.

  • Conservative Leader Stephen Harper holds up the Allen Cup, the Canada's senior men hockey championship trophy, after it was handed to him at a campaign event in Brantford Ont., Friday Oct 10, 2008. Politics, not policy, has been the biggest change in five years of Harper government.

  • Harper Plays Street Hockey

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper plays street hockey with kids in Nepean, Ontario during the 2011 federal election campaign. (Conservative Party)

  • Harper Plays Street Hockey

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper plays street hockey with kids in Nepean, Ontario during the 2011 federal election campaign. (Conservative Party)

  • Harper Plays Street Hockey

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper plays street hockey with kids in Nepean, Ontario during the 2011 federal election campaign. (Conservative Party)

  • Harper Drops Puck

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper drops a ceremonial puck at Ryerson University's Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto on Monday August 2012.

  • Harper Plays Street Hockey

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper plays street hockey with kids in Nepean, Ontario during the 2011 federal election campaign. (Conservative Party)

  • Harper Plays Street Hockey

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper plays street hockey with kids in Nepean, Ontario during the 2011 federal election campaign. (Conservative Party)

  • Harper Plays Street Hockey

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper plays street hockey with kids in Nepean, Ontario during the 2011 federal election campaign. (Conservative Party)

  • Harper Watches Hockey

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his daughter Rachel sit behind NHL commissioner Gary Bettman during the first period of the NHL All-Star game Sunday, January 29, 2012 in Ottawa.

  • Harper Watches Hockey

    Stephen Harper talks about hockey and Canada on The Today Show

  • Harper and Crosby

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  • In this photo provided by the German Government Press Office (BPA), Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (R) receives a gift of an Eisbaren Berlin ice hockey shirt from German Chancellor Angela Merkel at Lake Harrington on August 15, 2012 in Gatineau Park, near Ottawa.

  • Harper Watches Hockey

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  • Harper Watches Hockey

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  • Harper Watches Hockey

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  • Harper Watches Hockey

    VANCOUVER, BC - MARCH 13: Stephen Harper, the Prime Minister of Canada, cheers during the Ice Sledge Hockey Preliminary Round Group B Game between Canada and Italy on day two of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Paralympic Games at UBC Thunderbird Arena on March 13, 2010 in Vancouver, Canada. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

  • Harper Watches Hockey

    Prime-Minister of Canada Stephen Harper applauds after Russia defeats Canada 5-4 in overtime during the gold medal game at the 2008 IIHF World Championships on May 18, 2008 in Quebec City, Canada. AFP PHOTO/David BOILY (Photo credit should read DAVID BOILY/AFP/Getty Images)

  • Harper Gives Karzai Jersey

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  • Harper Watches Hockey

    BOSTON, MA - JUNE 08: Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (C) watches Game Four between the Boston Bruins and the Vancouver Canucks in the 2011 NHL Stanley Cup Final at TD Garden on June 8, 2011 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)